The Most Excellent Hugo Grotius His Three Books Treating of the Rights of War and Peace
English
1682
508 pages
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lawphilosophypoliticspolitical philosophywar
Hugo Grotius wrote this work in exile to answer a brutal question: can a nation ever fight a war justly? Readers will discover a rigorous framework that turns the chaos of battle into a matter of law, right, and moral obligation.
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