An important treatise on Public International Law by José María de Pando, a distinguished nineteenth-century Spanish diplomat, jurist, and statesman. Published in Madrid in 1852, the work presents a systematic exposition of the classical law of nations, examining state sovereignty, international independence, treaties, diplomatic relations, the laws of war and neutrality, international commerce, and other fundamental principles governing relations among states. A significant historical source for the study of nineteenth-century international legal thought and an essential work for legal historians, academic libraries, and collectors of rare legal books.
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