Letters Upon War and Neutrality (1881-1920)

Exploring the intricate dynamics of war and neutrality, this collection of letters by Thomas Erskine Holland spans nearly four decades, from 1881 to 1920. Holland delves into the legal and moral implications of conflict, offering insights into international law and the responsibilities of nations. His correspondence reflects the evolving political landscape of the time, addressing key issues such as sovereignty, justice, and the impact of war on society. This work serves as a vital historical document for understanding the legal frameworks surrounding warfare and neutrality.