Chapters on the Principles of International Law

action admitted arise authority Belli ac Pacis belligerent belong British government British India cession civilised claim consent constitutional courts discovery distributive justice doctrine droit duty empire enemy enforce England established Europe European exercise existence extent fact France German Grotius Handbuch des Völkerrechts Holy Roman Empire human imperial inchoate title independent individual interest international law international society jural laws Jure Belli ac jurisdiction jus gentium jus naturale justified kriegsraison latter law of nations law of nature laws of war limits Lord Lord Wellesley Majesty Makololo Martens Ferrão means ment moral mutual national law native princes natural law necessary necessity neutral obligation occupation opinion party Peace of Westphalia pentarchy persons political possession practice principle prohibition protectorate Pufendorff question reason recognised regard relations retorsion right of self-preservation Roman law rules ships sovereign subjects term territorial sovereignty tion treaty uncivilised regions United violated writers