The Rights of War and Peace: Including the Law of Nature and of Nations, Volume 2 |
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... circumstances arose ne- cessitating the extension of jurisprudence beyond its an- cient boundaries , and thus tending to produce a group of international jurists . Among the juristic writers of this time are Balthazar Ayala , a Spanish ...
... circumstances arose ne- cessitating the extension of jurisprudence beyond its an- cient boundaries , and thus tending to produce a group of international jurists . Among the juristic writers of this time are Balthazar Ayala , a Spanish ...
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... circumstances became so serious that one of his children had but a single coat . At length , pushed to the utmost extremity of want and instigated by his energetic wife , Grotius resolved to return to Holland . Driven from Rotterdam to ...
... circumstances became so serious that one of his children had but a single coat . At length , pushed to the utmost extremity of want and instigated by his energetic wife , Grotius resolved to return to Holland . Driven from Rotterdam to ...
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... circumstances of time and place , whence it results that there is a law of war as well as a law of peace . As this law applies to the commencement of armed conflicts , war is never to be undertaken except to assert rights , and when ...
... circumstances of time and place , whence it results that there is a law of war as well as a law of peace . As this law applies to the commencement of armed conflicts , war is never to be undertaken except to assert rights , and when ...
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... circumstances of war or peace . But because war is undertaken for the sake of peace , and there is no dispute , which may not give rise to war , it will be proper to treat all such quarrels , as commonly happen , between nations , as an ...
... circumstances of war or peace . But because war is undertaken for the sake of peace , and there is no dispute , which may not give rise to war , it will be proper to treat all such quarrels , as commonly happen , between nations , as an ...
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... circumstance of the loan remaining undis- charged . Thus if God should command the life , or property of any one to be taken away , the act would not authorise murder or robbery , words which always include a crime . But that cannot be ...
... circumstance of the loan remaining undis- charged . Thus if God should command the life , or property of any one to be taken away , the act would not authorise murder or robbery , words which always include a crime . But that cannot be ...
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