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Proposed Changes in International Law
Dana Jr., R. H. | March 11, 1875 issue

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M. Calvo, author of the latest work in the French language upon international law, has published, in the form of a tract of a little less than one hundred pages, his report to the Institute of International Law at its late session at Geneva. It is entitled "Exam en des trois Régles de Droit international proposées dans le Traité de Washington." The tract is much more than the title indicates. It begins with an historic statement of the position of the U.S. in regard to the neutral powers during the civil war. He examines the principal treaties and acts of belligerent and neutral governments.

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EXAM en des trois Regles de Droit international proposees dans le Traite de Washington (Book); CALVO, V.; INTERNATIONAL law; CONFLICT of laws; TREATIES; BOOKS
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