World Organization
World Organization
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Hannis Taylor, formerly United States minister to Spain, in his voluminous Treatise 07i International Lau\ says : International law may be defined to be the aggregate of rules regulating the intercourse of states, which have been gradually evolved out of the moral and intellectual convictions of the civilized world as the necessity of their existence lias been demonstrated by experience.
80 WORLD ORGANIZATION He recognized five sources of international law, as follows : 1. Decisions of prize co...urts, awards of courts of arbitratioTi, and acts of international congresses and conferences.
2. The works of great publicists, who perform the double function of verifying the existence of old rules and of creating new ones.
3. Treaties of alliance, peace, commerce, and others, defining, declaring, or modifying preexisting international law.
4. Instructions given by states for the guidance of their own courts and officers.
5. The history of diplomatic intercourse.
Thus far, then, and no farther have the nations advanced in the construction of the laws of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hannis Taylor, formerly United States minister to Spain, in his voluminous Treatise 07i International Lau\ says : International law may be defined to be the aggregate of rules regulating the intercourse of states, which have been gradually evolved out of the moral and intellectual convictions of the civilized world as the necessity of their existence lias been demonstrated by experience.
80 WORLD ORGANIZATION He recognized five sources of international law, as follows : 1. Decisions of prize co...urts, awards of courts of arbitratioTi, and acts of international congresses and conferences.
2. The works of great publicists, who perform the double function of verifying the existence of old rules and of creating new ones.
3. Treaties of alliance, peace, commerce, and others, defining, declaring, or modifying preexisting international law.
4. Instructions given by states for the guidance of their own courts and officers.
5. The history of diplomatic intercourse.
Thus far, then, and no farther have the nations advanced in the construction of the laws of the world.
What to read after World Organization?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymond L Raymond Landon Bridgman to read onlineMoreLess
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