In addition, the tribesmen of the Aur�s Mountains under Iaudas withdrew to Numidia on learning of Troglita's arrival and pursued a course of armed neutrality.
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Though alarmed by the election of Abraham Lincoln in the election of 1860, Hawes was an opponent of secession, supporting instead the idea of armed neutrality.
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The delegates were only able to agree on a policy of armed neutrality, which Breckinridge believed impractical and ultimately untenable, but preferable to more drastic actions.
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A sovereign state that reserves the right to become a belligerent if attacked by a party to the war is in a condition of armed neutrality.
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The British objective was to break up the second League of Armed Neutrality, which also included Sweden and Prussia, that Tzar Paul I of Russia had established.
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Empress Catherine II of Russia began the first League with her declaration of Russian armed neutrality on, during the Atlantic, and North Sea to enforce this decree.
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In early 1801, the British government assembled a fleet at Great Yarmouth, with the goal of intimidating or forcing Denmark-Norway into withdrawing from the League of Armed Neutrality.
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During the 1940s, the economy stagnated, in large part because maintaining armed neutrality during World War II increased the country's military expenditures while almost entirely curtailing foreign trade.
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Swiss patriotism in the During the World Wars, the Swiss policy of armed neutrality was also ideologically fuelled by reference to the military successes of the medieval confederacy.
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This debate unfolded somewhat, but far from exclusively, along leftwing / rightwing lines, and became tied up with the larger issues of relations to Moscow and Swedish armed neutrality.
