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Das Moderne Völkerrecht
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Das Moderne Völkerrecht

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  • Johann Kaspar Bluntschli

    Bluntschli’s next major work, Das moderne Völkerrecht (1868; “Modern International Law”), presented an apparently comprehensive code that was translated into several languages and became a widely used reference book for diplomatists. Lehre vom modernen Staat, 3 vol. (1875–76; “Lessons of the Modern State”), which was translated into English and


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    Bluntschli’s next major work, Das moderne Völkerrecht (1868; “Modern International Law”), presented an apparently comprehensive code that was translated into several languages and became a widely used reference book for diplomatists. Lehre vom modernen Staat, 3 vol. (1875–76; “Lessons of the Modern State”), which was translated into English and


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