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International law and relations

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The war for peace

Leonard Woolf

1940

The elements of international law

George B. Davis

1900

A guide to diplomatic practice

Satow, Ernest Mason Sir

1917

The two Hague conferences and their contributions to international law

William Isaac Hull

1908

A history of the law of nations

Walker, Thomas Alfred

1899

The enforcement of international law through municipal law in the United States

Wright, Quincy

1915

War, peace and change

John Foster Dulles

1939

Outlines of an international code

David Dudley Field

1872

International law, chiefly as interpreted and applied by the United States

Charles Cheney Hyde

1922

The three stages in the evolution of the law of nations

Cornelis van Vollenhoven

1919

International law

Henry James Sumner Maine

1888

The Catholic tradition of the law of nations

John Eppstein

1935

Elements of international law

Henry Wheaton

1855

Kritik der reinen Vernunft

Immanuel Kant

1845

Hydrodynamics

Sir Horace Lamb

1895

World organization

Raymond L. Bridgman

1905

The world since 1914

Walter Consuelo Langsam

1940

Droit des gens

Emer de Vattel

1852

Present problems in foreign policy

David Jayne Hill

1919

International law

John Westlake

1907

International law

George Grafton Wilson

1901

De jure belli ac pacis libri tres

Hugo Grotius

1632

Problems of power

William Morton Fullerton

1913

The world since 1914

Walter Consuelo Langsam

1936

A grammar of politics

Harold Joseph Laski

1931

The League of Nations and the rule of law, 1918-1935

Alfred Eckhard Zimmern

1936

International relations since the peace treatiies

Edward Hallet Carr

1937

International Law: Or, Rules Regulating the Intercourse of States in Peace and War

Henry Wager Halleck

1861

Law without force

Gerhart Niemeyer

1941

International politics

Frederick Lewis Schuman

1958