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- International_Arbitration_League abstract "The International Arbitration League was a society of pacifists run by working class men. It was initially founded out of the British Workmen’s Peace Committee, by the Nobel Peace Prize winner Sir William Randal Cremer and fellows from the recently dissolved Reform League. In 1870 it became known as the Workmen's Peace Association, only later becoming the International Arbitration League. The organisation was run by men from working-class labouring backgrounds who were against increases in military spending or intervention in continental wars. It promoted a "high court of nations" and the development of international law. It was funded by the Peace Society for its first years, which was a primarily Christian organisation that sought absolute pacifism. Instead the League sought out arbitration, which was familiar with its membership, as the approach was known to work in labour disputes. From 1889 it promoted disarmament, rather than absolute pacifism. The radical reformer Howard Evans was at various times its chairman, vice-chairman, secretary and treasurer. He wrote its manifesto, and its first article was the establishment of “High Court of Nations”. He was also the editor of its journal, The Arbitrator from 1872. It expanded out to Paris and soon had agents covering large parts of Europe. During World War One it supported the use of armies by the Allies as a defensive measure. It was a promoter of the League of Nations after the war's end. The organization was later incorporated into the Mondcivitan Republic( Commonwealth of World Citizens) in 1958.".
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageID "2074620".
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageLength "2014".
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageOutDegree "10".
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageRevisionID "638388422".
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageWikiLink Category:Arbitration_organizations.
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageWikiLink Category:International_political_organizations.
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageWikiLink Commonwealth_of_World_Citizens.
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageWikiLink Howard_Evans_(journalist).
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageWikiLink League_of_Nations.
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageWikiLink Nobel_Peace_Prize.
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageWikiLink Peace_Society.
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageWikiLink Randal_Cremer.
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageWikiLink Reform_League.
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageWikiLink William_Randal_Cremer.
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageWikiLink World_War_I.
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageWikiLink World_War_One.
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageWikiLinkText "International Arbitration League".
- International_Arbitration_League wikiPageWikiLinkText "Workman's Peace Association".
- International_Arbitration_League hasPhotoCollection International_Arbitration_League.
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- International_Arbitration_League subject Category:Arbitration_organizations.
- International_Arbitration_League subject Category:International_political_organizations.
- International_Arbitration_League hypernym Society.
- International_Arbitration_League type Article.
- International_Arbitration_League type Organisation.
- International_Arbitration_League type Article.
- International_Arbitration_League type Organization.
- International_Arbitration_League type Organization.
- International_Arbitration_League comment "The International Arbitration League was a society of pacifists run by working class men. It was initially founded out of the British Workmen’s Peace Committee, by the Nobel Peace Prize winner Sir William Randal Cremer and fellows from the recently dissolved Reform League. In 1870 it became known as the Workmen's Peace Association, only later becoming the International Arbitration League.".
- International_Arbitration_League label "International Arbitration League".
- International_Arbitration_League sameAs Liga_Internacional_de_Arbitragem.
- International_Arbitration_League sameAs m.06kdjl.
- International_Arbitration_League sameAs Q6048209.
- International_Arbitration_League sameAs Q6048209.
- International_Arbitration_League wasDerivedFrom International_Arbitration_League?oldid=638388422.
- International_Arbitration_League isPrimaryTopicOf International_Arbitration_League.