An important nineteenth-century treatise on Public International Law, examining the rights and duties of neutral states during maritime warfare. Gessner discusses the law of nations as it applies to navigation, maritime commerce, prize law, naval blockades, and the protection of neutral vessels and cargo. Published in 1865 as part of the Bibliothèque diplomatique series, it remains a valuable historical reference for scholars of international and maritime law.
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