The History of International Law in Russia 1647-1917. A Bio-Bibliographical Study

Grabar, V.E.

Published by Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1990

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24x16cm, (53),760 pp, Translated & Edited, with an Introduction & Bibliographies by W.E. Butler. Contents:The Muscovite State:The 17th Century: General Description; Muscovite Diplomats:Their Notions About International Law; Literary Illumination of Questions of International Law; The Ambassadorial Department & its Activity; First Half of the 18th Century:.Translation Activity; Original Literature Relating to International Law; The Period of the Immediate Successors of Peter I:. Individual Questions of International Law According to Official Materials; The Academy of Sciences & the Literature of International Law; The Second Half of the 18th Century:.Translations; Works of the Empress Catherine II & her Diplomats; Individual Questions of International Law in Official Correspondence; Moscow University & the Teaching of International Law; The First Half of the 19th Century:. The Teaching of International Law in the Universities;Translations & Works by Foreigners Serving in Russia; Original Literature on International Law; The Decembrists' View of International Law; Historical Works; The Second Quarter of the 19th Century.The Teaching of International Law, Translated Literature; Original Theoretical Works; Works on the History of International Law & Diplomacy; The Scientific Activities of Professors Ivanovskii, Leshkov & Lokhvitskii; The Early Works of Kachenovskii & Kapustin; The Second Half of the 19th Century & the Beginning of the 20th:. The Academy of Sciences.Ministries; Socio- literary Groupings; A Thematic Survey of the Literature, 1856 - 1917; Independent Branches of International Law. Minor rubbing, VG., dustwrapper. Seller Inventory # 006973

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Title: The History of International Law in Russia ...

Publisher: Clarendon Press, Oxford

Publication Date: 1990

Binding: orig. cloth

Dust Jacket Condition: Dust Jacket Included