ROBERT PHILLIMORE, M. P.,

ADVOCATE TO HER MAJESTY IN HER OFFICE OF ADMIRALTY, AUTHOR OF "THE
LAW OF DOMICIL."

"Legum denique idcirco omnes servi sumus, ut liberi esse possumus."
CICERO pro A. Cluent. 2 53.

"The various Transactions and Concordats between Sovereigns and the See of Rome ;—a
succinct and impartial history of them is wanting: the papal arrangements with Bona-
parte would not be the least curious part of such a work."-Hora Juridica Subseciva.
By CHARLES BUTLER (1804), p. 118.

VOL. II.

PHILADELPHIA:

T. & J. W. JOHNSON, LAW BOOKSELLERS,

NO. 197 CHESTNUT STREET.

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CONTENTS.

pages referred to are those between brackets [ ].

PART V.

CHAPTER I.

RIGHTS INCIDENT TO THE EQUALITY OF STATES. Pp. 1, 2.

CHAPTER II.

RIGHTS OF PROTECTING CITIZENS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Pp. 3-7.

CHAPTER III.

SUBJECT CONTINUED. Pp. 8-14.

Debts of the State. Lord Palmerston's Letter in 1848. Debts guaranteed by

Treaty. Depreciation of Money by Debtor State. Property of the Subject

liable to the Debts of the State.

CHAPTER IV.

RECOGNITION. Pp. 15-32.

A kind of Moral Intervention. Different kinds of Recognition. Virtual and
formal Recognition. Historical Instances:-United Netherlands; Portugal;
Commonwealth of England; Pretender; North American United States;
Governments in France since 1792. Decisions of Municipal Tribunals.
Recognition of Titles of Dignity.

CHAPTER V.

1

RIGHT TO EXTERNAL MARKS OF HONOUR AND RESPECT. Pp. 33-54.

Maritime Honours. Insignia of the State. Precedence at Congresses. Royal
Honours. Rank of States. Language of International Communication.