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civilized states , they have been made rules of English law by the legislature . Thus no English lawyer can neglect international law , and no history of English law would be complete which did not indicate its origins , and its ...
civilized states , they have been made rules of English law by the legislature . Thus no English lawyer can neglect international law , and no history of English law would be complete which did not indicate its origins , and its ...
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Grotius summed up in authoritative form the works of many predecessors , and his work has been and is the starting - point of modern international law . But in one respect his work is greater than the work of any of those to whom I have ...
Grotius summed up in authoritative form the works of many predecessors , and his work has been and is the starting - point of modern international law . But in one respect his work is greater than the work of any of those to whom I have ...
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And Zouche could pursue this method more safely than Gentili , because Grotius had given to international law a settled position upon a philosophical basis satisfactory to the age in which he wrote . Thus both Zouche and Gentili ...
And Zouche could pursue this method more safely than Gentili , because Grotius had given to international law a settled position upon a philosophical basis satisfactory to the age in which he wrote . Thus both Zouche and Gentili ...
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