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... the University of St. Andrews , published in 1590 the Sea Law of Scotland ; and from this book , which he calls , " a weake piece of labour , " grew his " Abridgement of all Sea Lawes , " a clear and useful summary of maritime law .
... the University of St. Andrews , published in 1590 the Sea Law of Scotland ; and from this book , which he calls , " a weake piece of labour , " grew his " Abridgement of all Sea Lawes , " a clear and useful summary of maritime law .
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The second book contains a very clear account of the extent to which the Roman law had been received in the principal countries of Europe . The eighth chapter of this book , in which he deals in three parts with the history of Roman law ...
The second book contains a very clear account of the extent to which the Roman law had been received in the principal countries of Europe . The eighth chapter of this book , in which he deals in three parts with the history of Roman law ...
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It is clear that the use of these forms and conceptions has contributed powerfully to promote the idea that these relations ought to be regulated by law , and to cement the connection between this law and the civil law .
It is clear that the use of these forms and conceptions has contributed powerfully to promote the idea that these relations ought to be regulated by law , and to cement the connection between this law and the civil law .
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In the seventeenth century it gradually became clear that , if war was raging between any two states , those states which took no part in the war had peculiar rights against , and owed peculiar duties to , the states at war with one ...
In the seventeenth century it gradually became clear that , if war was raging between any two states , those states which took no part in the war had peculiar rights against , and owed peculiar duties to , the states at war with one ...
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Sometimes they arose out of the grant of reprisals , which was still a method used to force a foreign state to give redress.1 But it is clear that the newer method of diplomatic representation , and the action taken in consequence of it ...
Sometimes they arose out of the grant of reprisals , which was still a method used to force a foreign state to give redress.1 But it is clear that the newer method of diplomatic representation , and the action taken in consequence of it ...
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