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schaft (Zürich: Juris, 1965), 44– 45. - Johannes Mattern, “Problems of Method in International Law: Alfred Verdross’
Concept of the Unity of the Legal Order on the Basis of the International Constitu-
tion,” in Stuart A. Rice, ed., Methods in Social Science: A Case Book, 118 – 36 (Chicago,
IL: University of Chicago Press, 1931), 125– 26. - See, for example, ibid., 93– 94; and Edwin De Witt Dickinson, Th e Equality of
States in International Law (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1920), 122. - On Vattel, see A. Mallarmé, “Emer de Vattel,” in Pillet, ed., Fondateurs, 481–
601; and La Pradelle, Maitres et doctrines, 123– 66. - Emmerich de Vattel, Th e Law of Nations; or, Th e Principles of Natural Law Ap-
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G. Fenwick (Washington, DC: Carnegie Institution, 1916 [1758]), 8a. - Ibid., 7a.
- Ibid., 113.
- Ibid., 12a.
- Ibid., 248.
- For illustrations of the citation of Vattel as an authority in British and American
courts, see Charles G. Fenwick, “Th e Authority of Vattel,” 7 Am. Pol. Sci. Rev. 395– 410
(1913). - Vattel, Law of Nations, 5a– 6a.
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- Ibid.
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116; and Paul Guggenheim, “Contributions à l’histoire des sources du droit des gens,”
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- Vattel, Law of Nations, 7.
- See Th e Antelope, 23 U.S. (10 Wheat.) 66 (1825), 122.
- See, for example, Alfred Verdross, “Le fondement du droit international,” 16
RdC 247– 323 (1927), 310.
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