Iuris et Iudicii Fecialis, Sive, Iuris Inter Gentes, et Quaestionum de Eodem Explicatio, Two Volumes in One - Zouch, Richard
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"Zouch was the first to conceive of the topic...that war...is but a means, whereby, in the last resort, the rights which Nations enjoy in time of peace may be vindicated." -Thomas Erskine Holland, Iuris et Iudicii Fecialis, Sive, Iuris Inter Gentes, et Quaestionum de Eodem Explicatio, Volume I (1911) Iuris et Iudicii Fecialis, Sive, Iuris Inter Gentes, et Quaestionum de Eodem Explicatio (Two Volumes in One) hard Zouch was originally published in Latin in 1650. This is a reproduction of the 1911 edition edited by Thomas Erskine Holland, with the original Latin text in Volume I and the English…mehr

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"Zouch was the first to conceive of the topic...that war...is but a means, whereby, in the last resort, the rights which Nations enjoy in time of peace may be vindicated." -Thomas Erskine Holland, Iuris et Iudicii Fecialis, Sive, Iuris Inter Gentes, et Quaestionum de Eodem Explicatio, Volume I (1911) Iuris et Iudicii Fecialis, Sive, Iuris Inter Gentes, et Quaestionum de Eodem Explicatio (Two Volumes in One) hard Zouch was originally published in Latin in 1650. This is a reproduction of the 1911 edition edited by Thomas Erskine Holland, with the original Latin text in Volume I and the English translation, An Exposition of Fecial Law and Procedure, or of Law between Nations, and Questions concerning the Same, by J. L. Brierly, in Volume II. The book explains the law of nations as a whole and includes a detailed table of contents. Readers interested in the history of law should add this to their personal library.
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RICHARD ZOUCH (1590-1661) was a lawyer, writer, judge, and member of Parliament who was born to educated parents in Wiltshire, England. After he received his Bachelor of Civil Law degree from Oxford University, he became a Fellow and Regius Professor there. While maintaining a successful legal practice in London, he was also a prolific, published author, most noted for his writing about international law.