Halleck's International Law V1

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The book serves as a thorough exploration of international law principles governing state interactions during peace and war, authored by notable jurist Henry Wager Halleck. It is structured into two parts: the first outlines foundational concepts such as state sovereignty and treaties, while the second applies these principles to real-world scenarios, including diplomatic relations and the laws of war. This seminal work remains a vital resource for scholars and policymakers, offering insights into the complexities of international relations.