The Philosophy of Civilization a Sociological Study
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, 1873, page 878. G. F. DE MARTENS : Precis du Droit des Gens, Edit. 1858, Note of Ch. Verge, 4, page 41. KLUBER : Droit des Gens Moderne de V Europe, Edit. Ott. , 1861, 37, page 58. VATTEL : Edit. Pradier Fodere, 1863. Preface of Vattel, page 47, and Preliminary.
64. ] THE PHILOSOPHY OF CIVILIZATION. [97 necessities and interest of States give rise to international concerns, which establish international claims or rights with their corres- ponding duties and obligations ; hence comes Internati...onal Law. There exists, however, in the great Society of States, no legislative power, and therefore no written code of International Law, but there exsist more or less generally acknowledged rules of reciproc- ity of conduct, in peace and war. Such rules have been sanction- ed either by written agreements concluded between sovereign States, and called Treaties or Conventions, and forming the Con- ventional Law, which has direct binding force for the States under contract and serves as precedent in many cases, or they have been sanctioned by custom or usage of long standing among Nations, voluntarily admitted as the Customary Law.
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, 1873, page 878. G. F. DE MARTENS : Precis du Droit des Gens, Edit. 1858, Note of Ch. Verge, 4, page 41. KLUBER : Droit des Gens Moderne de V Europe, Edit. Ott. , 1861, 37, page 58. VATTEL : Edit. Pradier Fodere, 1863. Preface of Vattel, page 47, and Preliminary.
64. ] THE PHILOSOPHY OF CIVILIZATION. [97 necessities and interest of States give rise to international concerns, which establish international claims or rights with their corres- ponding duties and obligations ; hence comes Internati...onal Law. There exists, however, in the great Society of States, no legislative power, and therefore no written code of International Law, but there exsist more or less generally acknowledged rules of reciproc- ity of conduct, in peace and war. Such rules have been sanction- ed either by written agreements concluded between sovereign States, and called Treaties or Conventions, and forming the Con- ventional Law, which has direct binding force for the States under contract and serves as precedent in many cases, or they have been sanctioned by custom or usage of long standing among Nations, voluntarily admitted as the Customary Law.
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