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The law of nations:

an introduction to the international law of peace
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Clarendon Press, 1955 - Law - 331 pages

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A good primer on the subject. One of the few books that I had to buy for college that I've held on to. My rating represents that this is a fairly dry read and while informative it isn't necessarily that enjoyable a read. Read full review

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Contents

THE ORIGINS OF INTERNATIONAL
1
Nature
16
The classical writers on international law
25

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The law of nations: an introduction to the international law of peace
The law of nations: an introduction to the international law of peace
James Leslie Brierly
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The law of nations: an introduction to the international law of peace
The law of nations: an introduction to the international law of peace
James Leslie Brierly
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The law of nations: an introduction to the international law of peace
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James Leslie Brierly
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TitleThe law of nations: an introduction to the international law of peace
AuthorJames Leslie Brierly
Edition5
PublisherClarendon Press, 1955
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized23 Oct 2008
Length331 pages
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International law
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