The Science of Law
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' But even at this point the course of progress is not concluded. As the intimacy between the States of the world increases, a fresh career for law is opened out ; and if tmprecedented difficulties are encountered at this stage, ANAIiOGY OF THE STATE AND A HUMAN BEING, 329 it is only because the elements that have to be subdued are more hard and unmanageable, and, on that very account, the ultimate triumph of law will be more con- spicuous and complete.
It is true there are certain great differ...ences in the materials with which international and national law have severally to deal, and it may be well to examine these carefully, in order to estimate the exact value of the likeness and the unlikeness of the two sorts of law.
The main ground of unlikeness between the two sorts of law is to be found in the fact that the subjects of national law are individual human beings ; and of inter- national law, certain peculiar assemblages of human beings, denominated States. These States are looked upon as imperishable in their nature, and as preserving- through all time a continuing identity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' But even at this point the course of progress is not concluded. As the intimacy between the States of the world increases, a fresh career for law is opened out ; and if tmprecedented difficulties are encountered at this stage, ANAIiOGY OF THE STATE AND A HUMAN BEING, 329 it is only because the elements that have to be subdued are more hard and unmanageable, and, on that very account, the ultimate triumph of law will be more con- spicuous and complete.
It is true there are certain great differ...ences in the materials with which international and national law have severally to deal, and it may be well to examine these carefully, in order to estimate the exact value of the likeness and the unlikeness of the two sorts of law.
The main ground of unlikeness between the two sorts of law is to be found in the fact that the subjects of national law are individual human beings ; and of inter- national law, certain peculiar assemblages of human beings, denominated States. These States are looked upon as imperishable in their nature, and as preserving- through all time a continuing identity.
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