The Law of Nations: Or, Principles of the Law of Nature, Applied to the Conduct and Affairs of Nations and Sovereigns

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Rights of a nation with respect to her constitution and
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Sect
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Utility of Agriculture
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No foreign power has a right to interfere
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Scct
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He is intrusted with the obligations of the nation and
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Their duty
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He may change the laws not fundamental
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Instruction ib 112 Education of youth
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Arts and sciences ib 114 Freedom of philosophical discussion
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It produces the right of resistance
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Love of virtue and abhorrence of vice to be excited
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The nation may hence discover the intention of her rulers ib 117 The nation or public person bound to perfect her under standing and will
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Obedience which subjects owe to a sovereign
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in individuals ib 121 in the nation or state itself and in the sovereign ib 122 Definition of the term country ib 123 How shameful and criminal to inju...
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CHAP XII
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It ought to be attended with knowledge ib 127 Religion internal and external
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when there is as yet no established religion
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when there is an established religion ib 132 Duties and rights of the sovereign with respect to religion
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Other origin of that right
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Necessity of the observance of justice in human society
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Sect
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The right of succession not to depend on the judgment of
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Sect
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If he refuses justice he becomes a party in the fault
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Of the state and of sovereignty
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Connection of the domain of the nation with the sovereignty
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Obligation to cultivate domestic trade
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It never takes place in an unjust
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CHAP XV
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Each nation to determine for herself how she will carry
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The enemys associates
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Monopolies and trading companies with exclusive privileges 42
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Entering the territory
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In what case it does not produce the same effect
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Vagrants
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Agreement of nations concerning the privileges of ambas
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Abuse of that right
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Their duties
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Treaties of neutrality
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Will of a foreigner
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Whether such goods may be confiscated
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The nation may alienate her public property
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Right still remaining from the primitive state of communion
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Passage of troops through a neutral country
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Right of passage
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Whether always necessary to give every kind of security
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Authority of the body politic over the members
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Toleration
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How the prince is to act when the nation is resolved to change her religion
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Difference of religion does not deprive a prince of his crown 61
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The sovereign ought to have the inspection of the affairs of religion and authority over those who teach it 62
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He is bound to prevent the abuse of the established religion 63
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Interpretation drawn from the connection and relation of
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Nature of that authority 64
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Recapitulation of the reasons which establish the sovereigns rights in matters of religion ib Authorities and ex ample 65
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workmen
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Abuses particularised 1 The power of the popes 66
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A prisoner of war not to be put to death
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Effects of the voluntary law of nations on this subject
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Treaties concluded by proxies or plenipotentiaries
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A nation is bound to make justice flourish
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What a sovereign may do in favour of those who profess
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Principles of the right over things belonging to the enemy 364
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Whether an alliance may be contracted with those who
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The ordinary courts should determine causes relating to
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The more ancient ally entitled to a preference
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distribution of employments and
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The limits of territories ought to be carefully ascertained
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Obligation to preserve equality in treaties
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How far lawful to interfere in a quarrel between a sovereign
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Internal police
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Unequal treaties and unequal alliances
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We ought as much as possible to avoid making unequal
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Valour
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Personal and real treaties
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Attacking the glory of a nation is doing her an injury
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Treaties already accomplished on the one part
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Acquisition of the sovereignty in a vacant country
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Faith tacitly pledged
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Aggregate wealth of a nation and its divisions
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Treaties with surety
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The nation may reserve to herself the right of imposing
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What right we have over hostages
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Alienation of the property of a corporation
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They may be detained for their own actions
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Private property
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Substitute for a hostage
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Its use in order to avoid falling into absurdities or into
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Necessity of establishing rules of interpretation
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Sect Page 265 Nature of safe conducts and passports 416
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Extent of the promised security ib 267 Not transferable from one person to another
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General rule of interpretation
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Safe conduct granted to the father does not include his family
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Safe conduct given in general to any one and his retinue
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Term of the safe conduct 418
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The safeconduct does not expire at the death of him who gave it
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Interpretation of technical terms
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Safeconduct with the clause for such time as we shall think fit
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Conventions relating to the ransom of prisoners 419
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What may annul the convention made for the rate of the ransom
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Nobody has a right to appropriate to himself the use of
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We ought to reject every interpretation which leads to
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Interpretation founded on the reason of the deed
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Rights to wrecks
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What tends to the common advantage and to equality
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How an offensive war is just in an evident cause
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Interpretation of favourable things
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Second rule
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Eighth rule
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Auxiliary troops
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Compromise
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How we acquire a right of recurring to force in a doubtful
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Retaliation
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bXGo
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The state is bound to compensate those who suffer by
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Subjects arrested by way of reprisals
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Whether poisoned weapons may be used in
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BOOK III
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CHAP X
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Clandestine seduction of the enemys people
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Sect Page 189 Why they are bound to admit the voluntary law of nations
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Whatever is permitted to one party is so to the other ib 192 The voluntary law gives no more than impunity to him who wages an unjust war
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War a mode of acquisition
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Of Warits different Kindsand the Right of making
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Acquisition of moveable property ib 197 Acquisition of immoveables or conquest
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How to transfer them validly
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Conditions on which a conquered town is acquired ib 200 Lands of private persons
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Conquest of the whole state ib 202 To whom the conquest belongs
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CHAP XIV
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Foundation of that right ib 206 How it takes effect
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Whether it takes effect among the allies ib 208 Of no validity in neutral nations ib 209 What things are recoverable by that right
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Of those who cannot return by the right of postliminium ib 211 They enjoy that right when retaken ib 212 Whether that right extends to their prope...
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Inhabitants
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Right of postliminium for what is restored at the peace
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and for things ceded to the enemy ib 216 The right of postliminium does not exist after a peace ib 217 Why always in force for prisoners ib 218 The...
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Right of Making
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another
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Prisoner retaken before he has paid his former ransom ib 284 Prisoner rescued before he has received his liberty ib 285 Whether the things which a ...
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It belongs only to the sovereign power
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Civil war
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A civil war produces two independent parties
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They are to observe the common laws of war ib 295 The effects of civil war distinguished according to cases
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Conduct to be pursued by foreign nations
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BOOK IV
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Right of opposing the interference of foreign powers in
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Naturalization
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The plea of fear or force does not dispense with the observance
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Infractions of the treaty of peace by the subjects
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Political equilibrium
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The minister of a friendly power is to be received
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General direction on this subject
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Instructions
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Heralds trumpeters and drummers
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The nation ought not to increase her power by unlawful
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Free exercise of religion
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ceding treaties
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Right of asylum
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제목The Law of Nations: Or, Principles of the Law of Nature, Applied to the Conduct and Affairs of Nations and Sovereigns
저자Emer de Vattel
편집자Joseph Chitty
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발행인P.H. Nicklin & T. Johnson, 1835
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디지털화된 날짜:2019년 6월 24일
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