PPT-perfidy

noun faithlessness treachery. 2. (formerly Unit 8). Unit . 2. Acrimonious . Bovine . Consternation . Corpulent . Disavow . Dispassionate . Dissension . Dissipate . Expurgate . Gauntlet. Hypothetical . Ignoble . Impugn . Intemperate . Art. 23(b): . It is especially forbidden to kill or wound . treacherously. individuals belonging to the hostile nation or army;. Art. 23(f): . It is especially forbidden to make . improper use . of a flag of truce, of the national flag or of the military insignia and uniform of the enemy, as well as the distinctive badges of the Geneva Convention;. Perfidy is no longer available at HIR, b ut you may buy a copy at Amazon . by Emily Dickinson. Emily Dickinson (1830-1886). American poet (1830 – 1886). Born and lived in Amherst, Massachusetts. Highly introverted. Most friendships conducted through . letters. Rarely left her bedroom in later life. 22 NTRODUCT he Club-K anti-ship missile system represents a new and dangerous means of naval warfare, and one which existing international humanitarian law (IHL) is ill-equipped to confront. Secreted August 19 DRAFT From Mimicry to Perfidy T he laws of war make scant attempt to regulate ruses de guerre . For instance, Article 37.2 of Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions explicitly states: Rus Activity C. Activity E. Activity F. Activity D. Activity B. As Imperceptibly as Grief. – . by . Emily . Dickinson –. . Activity A. Menu. Select some words and phrases to support your views.. How would you describe the mood and atmosphere created by the poet? .