A TREATISE ON INTERNATIONAL LAW

Oxford, London, 1917, former library book in good condition for age.  Hard cover, 864 pages including Appendices, Table of Cases, and Index.  Green buckram with gilt lettering on spine, binding sound; some edge and cover wear, corners bumped with some wear, spine ends bumped and worn with some tears; neat library numbers on spine.  Blank label on front paste-down, library label on FEP; library stamps and notations on title page and verso; pocket and date sheet on REP; no markings noted within text; pages lightly tanned.  This edition was written while World War I was still in progress, dealing with General Principles:  of the Law Governing States in their Normal Relations, Governing States in the Relation of War; Governing Belligerents and Neutrals in Their Relations With Each Other; The Law Governing States in their Normal Relations, Territorial Property of a State, Non-Territorial Property of a State, Sovereignty in Relation to the Territory of the State, Sovereignty in Relation to the Subjects of the State, Jurisdiction in Places Not Within the Territory of Any State, Self-Preservation, Intervention, The Agents of a State in Its International Relations, Treaties, Amicable Settlement of Disputes and Measures of Constraint Falling Short of War; The Law Governing States in the Relation of War, Rights With Respect to the Person of Enemies, Rights with Respect to the Property of the Enemy, Military Occupation, Postliminium, Enemy Character, Means of Exercising the Rights of Offence and Defence, Non-Hostile Relations of Belligerents, Termination of War; The Law Governing States in the Relation of Neutrality, The Existing Law Affecting Belligerent and Neutral States, Contraband, Blockade, Neutral Goods in Enemy’s Ships, Visit and Capture, Neutral Persons and Property Within Belligerent Jurisdiction, plus more.