The body of laws governing relations between nations.
1In fact, the force of the law of nations and of treaties.
2Her pretensions were justified by universal custom and the law of nations.
3What did a British captain mean by violating the law of nations?
4That wouldn't be agen' the law of nations, would it, Mr Terence?
5The right to reject an ambassador was recognised by the law of nations.
6The law of nations does not of itself extend to consuls at all.
7The law of nations shall be founded on a federation of free States.
8Other parts of the law of nations, the maritime law especially, require improvement.
9The fourth article gives to the consuls the immunities of the law of nations.
10The law of nations and the example of my allied enemies justify me fully.
11The country where this outrage upon the law of nations was committed is populous.
12Is this the law of nations, thou herald, as thou takest it to be?
13But there is still room for improvement in this regard in the law of nations.
14The English Ministers violated every known and heretofore received principle of the law of nations.
15Under the strict law of nations, all the property of an enemy may be seized.
16The law of nations is, or ought to be, founded on the law of reason.
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