For example, the particular moment for the recognition of new communities as states was fixed by wholly Extrinsical circumstances.
"The Inside Story Of The Peace Conference"
Emile Joseph Dillon
That any set of public men should be carried by Extrinsical motives thus far away from justice, fair play, and good faith would be a misfortune under any circumstances, but that at a conjuncture like the present it should befall the men who set up as the moral guides of mankind and wield the power to loosen the fabric of society is indeed a dire disaster.
"The Inside Story Of The Peace Conference"
Emile Joseph Dillon