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Introduction Alberico Gentili Book I, Chapter I, On International Law as Applied to War Book I, Chapter VI, That War May Be Waged Justly by Both Sides Book I, Chapter IX, Whether it is Just to Wage War for the Sake of Religion Hugo Grotius Prolegomena Book II, Chapter I, The Causes of War: First, Defence of Self and Property Book II, Chapter XX, On Punishments Book III, Chapter X, Cautions in Regard to Things Which are Done in an Unlawful War Book III, Chapter XII, Moderation in Laying Waste and Similar Things Book III, Chapter XXV, Conclusion, with Admonitions on Behalf of Good Faith and Peace Emmerich de Vattel Preface Introduction Idea and General Principles of the Law of Nations Book III, Chapter III, The Just Causes of War Book III, Chapter XII, The Voluntary Law of Nations with Respect to the Effects of the Regular War, Independently of the Justice of the Cause Jean-Jacques Rousseau Abstract of the Abbé de Saint-Pierre's Project for Perpetual Peace Judgment on Saint-Pierre's Project for Perpetual Peace The State of War 1 Fragments on War Immanuel Kant Idea for a Universal History from a Cosmo-political Point of View On the Commonplace: That May Be Correct in Theory but Is Useless in Practice Perpetual Peace: A Philosophical Essay The Metaphysical Elements of Justice Henry Brougham Balance of Power Friedrich von Gentz Introduction Chapter I, The True Acceptation of a Balance of Power Chapter II, Of the Shock Given to the Balance of Power by the Introduction of the Partition System Chapter III, Of the Decay of Political Feeling in the Course of the Revolution War Chapter IV, Of the Relation Between France and the Other States in Internal Constitution Richard Cobden Chapter III, The Balance of Power Heinrich von Treitschke Book I, Chapter I, The State Idea Book III, Chapter XXI, State Confederations and Federated States Book IV, Chapter XXVIII, International Law and International Intercourse
Introduction Alberico Gentili Book I, Chapter I, On International Law as Applied to War Book I, Chapter VI, That War May Be Waged Justly by Both Sides Book I, Chapter IX, Whether it is Just to Wage War for the Sake of Religion Hugo Grotius Prolegomena Book II, Chapter I, The Causes of War: First, Defence of Self and Property Book II, Chapter XX, On Punishments Book III, Chapter X, Cautions in Regard to Things Which are Done in an Unlawful War Book III, Chapter XII, Moderation in Laying Waste and Similar Things Book III, Chapter XXV, Conclusion, with Admonitions on Behalf of Good Faith and Peace Emmerich de Vattel Preface Introduction Idea and General Principles of the Law of Nations Book III, Chapter III, The Just Causes of War Book III, Chapter XII, The Voluntary Law of Nations with Respect to the Effects of the Regular War, Independently of the Justice of the Cause Jean-Jacques Rousseau Abstract of the Abbé de Saint-Pierre's Project for Perpetual Peace Judgment on Saint-Pierre's Project for Perpetual Peace The State of War 1 Fragments on War Immanuel Kant Idea for a Universal History from a Cosmo-political Point of View On the Commonplace: That May Be Correct in Theory but Is Useless in Practice Perpetual Peace: A Philosophical Essay The Metaphysical Elements of Justice Henry Brougham Balance of Power Friedrich von Gentz Introduction Chapter I, The True Acceptation of a Balance of Power Chapter II, Of the Shock Given to the Balance of Power by the Introduction of the Partition System Chapter III, Of the Decay of Political Feeling in the Course of the Revolution War Chapter IV, Of the Relation Between France and the Other States in Internal Constitution Richard Cobden Chapter III, The Balance of Power Heinrich von Treitschke Book I, Chapter I, The State Idea Book III, Chapter XXI, State Confederations and Federated States Book IV, Chapter XXVIII, International Law and International Intercourse
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