Elements of International Law: With a Sketch of the History of the Science, Volume 2

B. Fellowes, 1836 - International law - 327 pages

Absolute international rights	1

5 Exclusive power of civil and criminal legislation	5

12 In what sense the rules of conduct between states	12

Privileges of a public minister	15

Treaties of Vienna respecting the great European	16

Personal exemption extending to his family secre taries servants	17

Exemption of the ministers house and property	18

Duties and taxes	19

Usage of the alternat	197

Language used in diplomatic intercourse	198

Titles of sovereign princes and states	199

Maritime ceremonials	201

RIGHTS OF PROPERTY 1 National proprietary rights	205

Prescription	206

Maritime territorial jurisdiction	215

Extent of the term coasts or shore	216

Messengers and couriers	20

Freedom of religious worship	21

Consuls not entitled to the peculiar privileges of public ministers	22

Termination of public mission	23

Letter of recall	24

PAGE	33

Natural law defined	34

Definition of international	57

SOVEREIGN STATES	62

Confederated states each retaining its own sovereignty	69

United States of America	89

Foreign sovereign his ambassador army or fleet within	149

66	164

Extent of the judicial power as to property within	173

Conclusiveness of foreign sentences in personal actions	188

Royal honours	193

Precedence among princes and states enjoying royal honours	194

Claim to contiguous portions of the sea for special purposes	219

Claims to portions of the sea upon the ground of pre scription	220

Controversy respecting the dominion of the seas	225

Rivers forming part of the territory of the state	228

Right of innocent passage on rivers flowing through different states	229

Incidental right to use the banks of the rivers	230

These rights imperfect in their nature	231

RIGHTS OF LEGATION	257

Public minister passing through the territory of another	269

ib	280

RIGHTS OF NEGOTIATION AND TREATIES 1 Faculty of contracting by treaty how limited or modified	289

constitution	293

Auxiliary legislative measures how far necessary to the validity of a treaty	294

Transitory conventions perpetual in their nature 8 Treaties the operation of which cease in certain cases 9 Treaties revived and confirmed on the rene...	299

Guarantees	301

10 Distinction between a surely and a guarantee	304

Title	Elements of International Law: With a Sketch of the History of the Science, Volume 2 Elements of International Law: With a Sketch of the History of the Science, Henry Wheaton
Author	Henry Wheaton
Publisher	B. Fellowes, 1836
Original from	Sapienza University of Rome
Digitized	8 May 2013
Length	327 pages

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