An edition of The Catholic conception of international law
(1934)
The Catholic conception of international law
Francisco de Vitoria, founder of the modern law of nations, Francisco Suarez, founder of the modern philosophy of law in general and in particular of the law of nations : a critical examination and a justified appreciation
by James Brown Scott
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Table of Contents
Francisco de Vitoria's law of nations
The modern law of nations and its municipal sanctions
Francisco Suarez : his philosophy of law and of sanctions
Suarez on the state
Suarez' defensio fidei and the Spanish conception of tyrranicide
Mariana's de rege et de regis instituttione
Le contrun de la boetie : tyrranicide through the ages
Vindiciae contra tyrannos
Buchanan's de jure regni apud scotos
Divine right and tyrannicide : the Stewart experiment, part I
Divine right and tyrannicide : the Stewart experiment, part II
Suarez on war.
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Originally published: Washington, D.C. : Georgetown university press, 1934.
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