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84. See ibid., 729– 31.


85. Terenzio Mamiani della Rovere, Rights of Nations or, Th e New Law of Eu ro pe an
    States Applied to the Aff airs of Italy, trans. Roger Acton (London: W. Jeff s, 1861), 39.


86. Ibid., 45.


87. Ibid., 16.


88. Ibid., 39.


89. Ibid., 260.


90. Ibid., 261.


91. Ibid., 20.


92. Ibid., 189– 92.


93. Ibid., 179– 80.


94. Ibid., 143– 45.


95. Ibid., 193– 94.


96. Mill, “Vindication,” 348.


97. John Stuart Mill, “Considerations on Representative Government,” in On Lib-
    erty and Other Essays, ed. John Gray, 203– 467 (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1991
    [1861]), 428. On the affi nity between liberalism and nationalism (at least of the moder-
    ate kind), see James Mayall, Nationalism and International Society (Ca mbridge: Ca m-
    bridge University Press, 1990), 38– 45.


98. Bluntschli, Th eory of the State, 104.


99. Ibid., 105– 06.


100. Ibid., 105.


101. Ibid., 106.


102. Ibid., 93.


103. See Chapter 10.


104. Th eodore Zeldin, France 1848– 1945: Politics and Anger (Oxford: Oxford Uni-
     versity Press, 1979), 294.


105. Friedrich Engels, Socialism: Scientifi c and Utolpian (London: Bookmarks, 1993
     [18 8 0]), 10 7.


106. See, for example, Georg G. Iggers, Th e Cult of Authority: Th e Po liti cal Philoso-
     phy of the Saint- Simonians: A Chapter in the Intellectual History of Totalitarianism,
     2nd ed. (Th e Hague: Martinus Nijhoff , 1970).


107. Juan Bautista Alberdi, “Report on the Suitability and Aims of a General Ameri-
     can Congress,” in Documents on Inter- American Cooperation, vol. 1, ed. Robert N.
     Burr and Roland D. Hussey, 88– 94 (Philadelphia, PA: University of Pennsylvania
     Press, 1955 [1844]), 89.


108. Ibid., 92.


109. Ibid., 93.


110. H. B. Jacobini, A Study of the Philosophy of International Law as Seen in the
     Works of Latin American Writers (Th e Hague: Martinus Nijhoff , 1954), 69.


111. Ibid., 70.

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