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GROTIUS, HugoLivre Rare Book

HUGONIS GROTII DE JURE BELLI AC PACIS LIBRI TRES, in quibus jus Naturae & Gentium, item juris publici praecipua explicantur. Editio nova cum annotatis auctoris [] Accesserunt et annotata in Epistolam Pauli ad Philemonem

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Le Droit de la Guerre et de la Paix. Divisé en trois livres Où il explique le Droit de la Nature le droit des Gens & les principaux Points du Droit public ou qui concerne le gouvernement public d'un Etat. Traduit du Latin en Francois par Monsie. - THE FOUNDATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

168760297Paris Arnould Seneuze 1687. 4to. Two contemporary uniform full calf bindings with five raised bands to richly gilt spines. Capitals and upper front hinge of volume one worn and boards with a few scrapes. Internally very nice and clean with just the occasional light brownspotting. Engraved frontispiece in vol. 1 engraved title-vignettes large engraved vignette to verso of title-page of vol. 1 engraved portrait in vol. 1 woodcut vignettes and initials. Printed on good paper and with wide margins. 48 621 3 pp. frontispiece and portrait; 4 197 3 pp. The very rare first edition of the first French translation of Grotius' groundbreaking magnum opus "De Jure Belli ac Pacis" the founding work of international law. The profoundly influential masterpiece - written during the Thirty Years' War in the hope that rational human beings might be able to agree to legal limits on war's destruction - "made him famous throughout Europe. the questions which he put forward have come to be the basis of the ultimate view of land and society. This was the first attempt to lay down a principle of right and a basis for society and government outside Church or Scripture. Grotius's principle of an immutable law which God can no more alter than a mathematical axiom was the first expression of the "droit naturel" the natural law which exercised the great political theorists of the eighteenth century and is the foundation of modern international law." PMM 125. This magnum opus of legal philosophy played a tremendous role in French law and politics and in the entire development of international law in general. "It is on the DIB De Iure Bellis that the bulk of Grotius' reputation rests. It consists of an introduction and three books totaling more than 900 pages in translation. As with DIP the introduction or "Prolegomena" holds the greatest interest for philosophers for it is here that Grotius articulates and defends the philosophical foundations of the DIB. While philosophers are naturally attracted to the "Prolegomena" the body of the DIB is also redolent with themes of philosophical interest. Book One defines the concept of war argues for the legitimacy of war and identifies who may legitimately wage war. Book Two deals with the causes of war the origins of property the transfer of rights and more while Book Three is dedicated primarily to the rightful conduct of belligerents in war. After the initial publication in 1625 Grotius ushered several more editions to press during his life each time adding more references without substantially changing the arguments." SEP.Living in the times of the Eighty Years' War between Spain and the Netherlands and the Thirty Years' War between Catholic and Protestant European nations Catholic France being in the otherwise Protestant camp Grotius was deeply concerned with matters of conflicts between nations and religions. His magnum opus was a monumental effort to restrain such conflicts on the basis of a broad moral consensus. It was begun in prison and published during his exile in Paris. "In the dedication of his great work "De Jure Belli ac Pacis" to Louis XIII of France Grotius addresses the king as "everywhere known by the name Just no less than that of Louis . Just when you call back to life laws that are on the verge of burial and with all your strength set yourself against the trend of an age which is rushing headlong to destruction; . when you offer no violence to souls that hold views different from your own in matter of religion; . when by the exercise of your authority you lighten the burden of oppressed peoples."When writing this dedication and the Prolegomena to "De Jure Belli ac Pacis" originally published in Paris in 1625 Grotius was living in exile. Europe was war-torn and depression and suffering from hunger and cold prevailed in many regions justifying Grotius' description of international law as such: "in our day as in former times there is no lack of men who view this branch of law with contempt as having no reality outside of an empty name." The treaty of peace embodying many of the universal and permanent principles which Grotius abstracted "from every particular fact" in those dark days of the early part of the Thirty Years' War was not concluded till 23 years later. The year 1624 was in the negotiation of the treaty assumed to be the norm year for restoration of the "Status quo".The more than three centuries since Grotius wrote his magnum opus seem to bear witness to his views upon war peace in spite of the fact that many a state has not yet realized that the state is "Truly fortunate which has justice for its own boundary line." In 1625 Grotius famously stated: "there is no state so powerful that it may not sometime need the help of others outside itself either for the purposes of trade or even ward off the forces of many foreign nations united against it."Grotius's paramount influence upon international law is widely acknowledged worldwide. For instance since 1999 the American Society of International Law holds an annual series of Grotius Lectures. Because of his theological underpinning of free trade he is also considered an "economic theologist"."To those desirous of understanding the fundamental principles which have motivated some of the greatest statesmen of modern time and the bases upon which a state which is to remain essentially sound must rest a reading of Grotius' Prolegomena to the "Law of War and Peace" is commended." George Grafton Wilson: "Grotius: Law of War and Peace." p. 1. In: The American Journal of International Law vol. 35 nr. 2 1941. hardcover

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GROOT, Hugo deBiblio.com

Nederlandtsche jaerboeken en historien sedert het jaer 1555 tot het jaer 1609; met de belegering der stadt Grol en den aenkleven des jaers 1627; als ook het tractaet van de Batavische nu Hollandtsche Republyk en de vrye zeevaert met aenteeckeningen: voorts met het leven des schrijvers twee volkomen registers en veele koopere platen verciert. Alles vertaelt door Joan Goris.

1681ABC_48018Amsterdam: the widow of Joannes van Someren Abraham Wolfgangk and Hendrik & Dirk Boom 1681. Contemporary blind-tooled vellum with the manuscript author and title on the spine a large ornament in the centre of both boards surrounded by two double fillet frames leather closing ties. Folio. With an engraved allegorical frontispiece by Abraham Bloteling after Zacharias Webber I 20 full-page engraved portraits and 27 double-page plates views and plans by Jan Luiken Coenraet Decker and Gilliam van der Gouwen a title page printed in red and black decorated woodcut initials and woodcut head- and tailpieces. 3 parts in 1 volume. First and only Dutch edition as well as the only illustrated edition of the main historical works by the famous Dutch jurist philosopher theologian and diplomat Hugo de Groot Hugo Grotius 1583-1645 also known as the "infant prodigy from Delft". Divided in three parts it covers the history of the Northern Low Countries from 1555 to 1609. Most important are the Annales et historiae de rebus Belgicis in the first part translated as Nederlandtsche jaerboeken en historien . as a contemporary history of the Dutch Revolt or the Eighty Years' War till the Truce in 1609. The work is copiously illustrated with beautiful large portraits of the most important political figures of the time as well as views and plans of important events and towns.Grotius began writing the work when he was just 18 on request of the States of Holland who asked him to compose a history of the revolutionary first years of the Dutch War of Independence. He wrote the Annales covering the years 1555-1588 in the years 1601-1612 using a language clearly inspired by the Latin historian Tacitus. The Historiae covering the years 1588-1609 here also included in the first part followed soon. His text however contained many stories and details which were considered controversial by the States of Holland so the Annales were not published before 1657. The work then became quite popular and was soon translated to French 1662 English 1665 and Dutch 1681. The present Dutch translation was made by Joan Goris dates unknown.The other two parts of the present work include translations of three other works by Grotius namely: 1 the first edition of Grollae obsidio 1629 the history of the siege of the fortified town "Grol" Groenlo by Prince Frederick Henry in 1627; 2 Liber de antiquitate Reipublicae Batavicae 1610 of which a Dutch translation had been published in the same year under the title Tractaet vande oudtheyt vande Batavische nu Hollandsche Republique and 3 perhaps - apart from De iure belli ac pacis 1625 - Grotius most famous work: Mare liberum The freedom of the seas 1609 of which a Dutch translation had appeared in 1614. On the basis of these last two books Grotius is considered as one of the founders of international and natural law. The Mare liberum includes reports and commentary on the Dutch East and West India trade companies as well as a 17th-century perspective on trade in the Americas from 1591-1609.With the armorial bookplate of the Dutch lawyer Wilhelm Cornelis Baert de Waarde 1864-1951 mounted on the recto of the first free flyleaf. The front joint is weakened at the head and tail lacking the bottom pair of closing ties. Otherwise in very good condition.l Klaversma/ Hannema 585 and 586; Sabin no. 28956; cf. Haitsma Mulier E.O.G. Grotius Hooft and the writing of history in the Dutch Republic in: A.C. Duke C.A. Tamse eds. Clios mirror. Historiography in Britain and the Netherlands VIII 1985 pp. 55-72; Heesakkers C.L. Grotius als geschiedschrijver in: Het Delfts orakel Hugo de Groot 1983 pp. 103-110. the widow of Joannes van Someren, Abraham Wolfgangk and Hendrik & Dirk Boom, hardcover

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GROTIUS, (HUGO).Biblio.com

Le Droit de la Guerre et de la Paix. Divisé en trois livres Où il explique le Droit de la Nature le droit des Gens & les principaux Points du Droit public ou qui concerne le gouvernement public d'un Etat. Traduit dy Latin en Francois par Monsieu. - THE FOUNDATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

168751671Paris Arnould Seneuze 1687. 4to. Two contemporary uniform full calf bindings with five raised bands to richly gilt spines. All edges of boards gilt. Hinges and capitals worn with some loss but still tight. A damp stain to first and last leaves of both volumes affecting about 17 leaves in all mostly marginal. Otherwise a nice and clean copy with just the occassional brownspotting. Engraved frontispiece in vol. 1 engraved title-vignettes large engraved vignette to verso of title-page of vol. 1 engraved portrait in vol. 1 woodcut vignettes and initials. Printed on good paper and with wide margins. 48 621 3 pp. frontispiece and portrait; 4 197 3 pp. The very rare first edition of the first French translation of Grotius' groundbreaking magnum opus "De Jure Belli ac Pacis" the founding work of international law. The profoundly influential masterpiece - written during the Thirty Years' War in the hope that rational human beings might be able to agree to legal limits on war's destruction - "made him famous throughout Europe. the questions which he put forward have come to be the basis of the ultimate view of land and society. This was the first attempt to lay down a principle of right and a basis for society and government outside Church or Scripture. Grotius's principle of an immutable law which God can no more alter than a mathematical axiom was the first expression of the "droit naturel" the natural law which exercised the great political theorists of the eighteenth century and is the foundation of modern international law." PMM 125. This magnum opus of legal philosophy played a tremendous role in French law and politics and in the entire development of international law in general. "It is on the DIB De Iure Bellis that the bulk of Grotius' reputation rests. It consists of an introduction and three books totaling more than 900 pages in translation. As with DIP the introduction or "Prolegomena" holds the greatest interest for philosophers for it is here that Grotius articulates and defends the philosophical foundations of the DIB. While philosophers are naturally attracted to the "Prolegomena" the body of the DIB is also redolent with themes of philosophical interest. Book One defines the concept of war argues for the legitimacy of war and identifies who may legitimately wage war. Book Two deals with the causes of war the origins of property the transfer of rights and more while Book Three is dedicated primarily to the rightful conduct of belligerents in war. After the initial publication in 1625 Grotius ushered several more editions to press during his life each time adding more references without substantially changing the arguments." SEP.Living in the times of the Eighty Years' War between Spain and the Netherlands and the Thirty Years' War between Catholic and Protestant European nations Catholic France being in the otherwise Protestant camp Grotius was deeply concerned with matters of conflicts between nations and religions. His magnum opus was a monumental effort to restrain such conflicts on the basis of a broad moral consensus. It was begun in prison and published during his exile in Paris. "In the dedication of his great work "De Jure Belli ac Pacis" to Louis XIII of France Grotius addresses the king as "everywhere known by the name Just no less than that of Louis . Just when you call back to life laws that are on the verge of burial and with all your strength set yourself against the trend of an age which is rushing headlong to destruction; . when you offer no violence to souls that hold views different from your own in matter of religion; . when by the exercise of your authority you lighten the burden of oppressed peoples."When writing this dedication and the Prolegomena to "De Jure Belli ac Pacis" originally published in Paris in 1625 Grotius was living in exile. Europe was war-torn and depression and suffering from hunger and cold prevailed in many regions justifying Grotius' description of international law as such: "in our day as in former times there is no lack of men who view this branch of law with contempt as having no reality outside of an empty name." The treaty of peace embodying many of the universal and permanent principles which Grotius abstracted "from every particular fact" in those dark days of the early part of the Thirty Years' War was not concluded till 23 years later. The year 1624 was in the negotiation of the treaty assumed to be the norm year for restoration of the "Status quo".The more than three centuries since Grotius wrote his magnum opus seem to bear witness to his views upon war peace in spite of the fact that many a state has not yet realized that the state is "Truly fortunate which has justice for its own boundary line." In 1625 Grotius famously stated: "there is no state so powerful that it may not sometime need the help of others outside itself either for the purposes of trade or even ward off the forces of many foreign nations united against it."Grotius's paramount influence upon international law is widely acknowledged worldwide. For instance since 1999 the American Society of International Law holds an annual series of Grotius Lectures. Because of his theological underpinning of free trade he is also considered an "economic theologist"."To those desirous of understanding the fundamental principles which have motivated some of the greatest statesmen of modern time and the bases upon which a state which is to remain essentially sound must rest a reading of Grotius' Prolegomena to the "Law of War and Peace" is commended." George Grafton Wilson: "Grotius: Law of War and Peace." p. 1. In: The American Journal of International Law vol. 35 nr. 2 1941. hardcover

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(Emblem Book) Hugo, HermanBiblio.com

Pia desideria emblematis elegiis & affectibus SS. Patrvm illustrata

1624244193Antwerp: Vulguait Boëtius a Bolswert Typis Henrici Aertssenii 1624. First edition. Engraved allegorical title page engraved coat of arms of Pope Urban VIiI initial introductory enblem and 45 leaves of engraved emblematic plates by Boëce van Bolswert; 32 412 3. 1 vols. 8vo. Contemporary vellum slightly soiled. Preliminary leaves misbound. First edition. Engraved allegorical title page engraved coat of arms of Pope Urban VIiI initial introductory enblem and 45 leaves of engraved emblematic plates by Boëce van Bolswert; 32 412 3. 1 vols. 8vo. First edition of the most popular spiritual love emblem book which made the genre popular throughout Europe in the 17th century and beyond. By the end of the 18th century the Pia Desideria had been reprinted nearly 40 times in Latin French German Spanish Dutch Polish English Danish and Italian. This emblem book mixes tender messages of care with dire warnings to sinners and while it is written in Latin demanding a well-educated reader it proved to be wildly popular. One of the keys of the popularity of this work are the emblematic designs of Boetius Adamsz. van Bolswert ca. 1580-1633 each of which is accompanied by an explanatory caption. Born in Bolsward Friesland Boetius was a pupil of Abraham Bloemaert at Utrecht and went to Antwerp around 1618 joining the painter's guild in 1620. Boetius also worked in Brussels where he met and was inspired by Pieter Paul Rubens. Herman Hugo 1588-1629 a Brussels Jesuit was teacher at the Jesuit College in Antwerp and confessor of the Duke of Aerschot with whom he went to Spain where he was appointed army chaplain to Spinola. This book was used as a rhetorical example for students of Rhetoric at the Jesuit College at Brussels. Landwehr Emblem & Fable Books 345 Vulguait Boëtius a Bolswert, Typis Henrici Aertssenii unknown

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Emblem Book Hugo HermanABAA

Pia desideria emblematis elegiis & affectibus SS. Patrvm illustrata

1624244193Antwerp: Vulguait BoÃ«tius a Bolswert Typis Henrici Aertssenii 1624. First edition. Engraved allegorical title page engraved coat of arms of Pope Urban VIiI initial introductory enblem and 45 leaves of engraved emblematic plates by BoÃ«ce van Bolswert; 32 412 3. 1 vols. 8vo. Contemporary vellum slightly soiled. Preliminary leaves misbound. First edition. Engraved allegorical title page engraved coat of arms of Pope Urban VIiI initial introductory enblem and 45 leaves of engraved emblematic plates by BoÃ«ce van Bolswert; 32 412 3. 1 vols. 8vo. First edition of the most popular spiritual love emblem book which made the genre popular throughout Europe in the 17th century and beyond. By the end of the 18th century the Pia Desideria had been reprinted nearly 40 times in Latin French German Spanish Dutch Polish English Danish and Italian. This emblem book mixes tender messages of care with dire warnings to sinners and while it is written in Latin demanding a well-educated reader it proved to be wildly popular. One of the keys of the popularity of this work are the emblematic designs of Boetius Adamsz. van Bolswert ca. 1580-1633 each of which is accompanied by an explanatory caption. Born in Bolsward Friesland Boetius was a pupil of Abraham Bloemaert at Utrecht and went to Antwerp around 1618 joining the painter's guild in 1620. Boetius also worked in Brussels where he met and was inspired by Pieter Paul Rubens. Herman Hugo 1588-1629 a Brussels Jesuit was teacher at the Jesuit College in Antwerp and confessor of the Duke of Aerschot with whom he went to Spain where he was appointed army chaplain to Spinola. This book was used as a rhetorical example for students of Rhetoric at the Jesuit College at Brussels. Landwehr Emblem & Fable Books 345 Vulguait BoÃ«tius a Bolswert, Typis Henrici Aertssenii unknown books

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HARDUWIJN, Justus de, and Hermann HUGOBiblio.com

Goddelycke wenschen verlicht met sinne-beelden ghedichten en vierighe uyt spraecken der Oud-Vaders. Naer ghevoilght de Latynsche vanden Eerw. P. Hermannus Hugo door Justus de Harduyn P.

1629ABC_50464Colophon: Antwerp: Hendrick Aertssens 1629. Contemporary overlapping vellum sewn on 4 supports laced through the joints with the manuscript title and author on the spine red sprinkled edges. 8vo. With an engraved title page a full-page engraved coat of arms a full-page ornamental woodcut 45 full-page engraved emblematical plates by Boëtius à Bolswert and a woodcut printer's device on the final page. First edition of the first translation and adaptation of the most popular religious emblem book of the 17th century Hermann Hugos Pia desideria 1624. The Goddelycke wenschen was intended for a Dutch audience that did not know Latin. De Harduwijn meant to stimulate the individual practise of faith and hoped his work would help pious souls to meditate and pray familiarising this audience with the newly popular mystical work by Hugo. The present copy comes from the collection of Susanna Verbruggen ca.1684-1752 one of the few female publishers and engravers of devotional prints from the early modern period.The Jesuit Hugos spiritual emblem book Pia desideria had become very popular from the moment it was published in 1624 by Hendrick Aertssens in Antwerp. It went through 42 editions in Latin. Aertssens had engaged the well-known engraver Boëtius à Bolswert to illustrate the emblem book with 45 plates. He ordered Justus de Harduwijn to make a translation of the Pia desideria making good use of the copperplates he already owned. By using the same plates in the Goddelycke wenschen De Harduwijn stayed close to the original. The mottoes and references to texts by the Church fathers in the prose part of the "subscriptio" also stayed the same. However De Harduwijn made quite a few changes in the poetry parts of the Pia desideria including the different rhyme schemes and stanzas. This poetic part can only be found in the present first edition. The following three editions dating from 1632 1645 and 1648 have been reduced to the parts in prose.Justus de Harduwijn 1582-1636 was born in Ghent in a Catholic family and he studied humanities and law at the Jesuit College in his native town. Afterwards he was educated as a priest and he became a priest in Oudegem and Mespelaere. In 1613 he anonymously published a collection of love poems: De weerliicke liefden tot Roose-mond.Susanna Verbruggen was a "klop" or spiritual daughter in Antwerp a Catholic lay woman who took a vow of chastity and devoted her life to piety and charity but without entering a convent. As such spiritual daughters had to supply their own livelihood which Verbruggen did very successfully. She became a member of the Guild of Saint Luke the guild for painters engravers and booksellers in 1710 when she was just 26. Initially only registered as a seller of prints she soon became a publisher and engraver acquiring a house and an extensive collection of copperplates including works from the most famous engravers of the period. She specialised primarily in devotional prints a genre that circulated widely among all layers of society and became a pivotal figure in her field. As a spiritual daughter she primarily employed women and bequeathed her business and most of her collection to several of her maids after her death. The present work which she acquired several years before the establishment of her company offers a rare glimpse into the formative phase of her career.With the ownerships entry of publisher Susanna Verbrugghen ca.1684-1752 dated 1703 in the printer's device on the final page. The vellum is slightly soiled. Internally very clean with only some browning on the final few leaves and an occasional stain. Otherwise in very good condition.l Landwehr Emblem & Fable books 357; Nijhoff Cat. 677 1946 no. 670 very fine copy; price f. 75!; STCV 3136615; De Vries no. 129; cf. O. Dambre Justus de Harduyn. Een biografische en letterkundige studie 1926; id. Nabeschouwingen over Pia Desideria en Godeelycke wenschen in: Spiegel der Letteren 2 1958 pp. 59-65; Insolera La spiritualité en images aux Pays-Bas Méridionaux dans les livres des 16e et 17e s. 1996 pp. 170-176. Hendrick Aertssens, hardcover

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Grotius Hugo.ABAA

Epistolae quotquot reperiri potuerunt; in quibus praeter hactenus editas plurimae theologici iuridici philologici historici & politici argumenti occurrunt.

168730293Amstelodami Amsterdam: Ex typographia P. & I. Blaeu . apud Wolfgang Waasberge Boom à Someren & Goethals 1687. Folio 37.5 cm 14.76". 4 ff. 977 2 pp. First complete edition of Grotius's correspondence comprising 2510 letters written by the Dutch philosopher between April 1599 and July 1645 to an international milieu of famous correspondents including the Swedish statesman Axel Oxenstierna the Dutch theologian Gerardus Joannes Vossius and the German politician Ludwig Camerarius not to mention Queen Cristina. Â Â Â Â According to the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy online "Hugo Grotius 15831645 Hugo Huigh or Hugeianus de Groot was a towering figure in philosophy political theory law and associated fields during the seventeenth century and for hundreds of years afterwards. His work ranged over a wide array of topics though he is best known to philosophers today for his contributions to the natural law theories of normativity which emerged in the later medieval and early modern periods." Â Â Â Â The text is printed in Latin double-column with a handful of large woodcut initials a few tail ornaments and one letterpress diagram. The title-page printed in red and black features Blaeu's large device of an astrolabe flanked by Time and Hercules. An index on the final two pages lists Grotius's correspondents and the corresponding letters which are arranged chronologically in the text. Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Meulen Grotius 1210; Brunet II 1766; Graesse III 163. Contemporary northern-European style vellum over boards ruled in blind panels with blind-stamped central cartouches spine with seven raised bands and remnants of later paper labels red speckled edges; vellum soiled and lightly rubbed at extremities with corners bumped. Ex-library with bookplate on front pastedown and later library marking in pen on second leaf; light foxing a light waterstain across the lower outer corner of perhaps a dozen leaves and scattered darker stains with a few leaves browned; small tear in outer margin of title-leaf and another margin small hole from natural flaw in outer margin of one leaf and small bit of paper torn away from lower corner of another. Very mild worming in middle of two leaves and final leaf the latter repaired; additional very minor "slim" worming mostly to margins at rear. => A solid handsome important book. Ex typographia P. & I. Blaeu ... apud Wolfgang, Waasberge, Boom, à Someren & Goethals hardcover books

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Grotius Hugo; Evats William TranslatorABAA

The Most Excellent Hugo Grotius His Three Books Treating of the.

1682702961682. 1st Ed. of the 1st Complete English Translation. 1st Ed. of the 1st Complete English Translation. First Edition of the First Complete English Translation Grotius Hugo 1535-1645. Evats William c.1606-1677 Translator. The Most Excellent Hugo Grotius His Three Books Treating of the Rights of War & Peace. In the First is Handled Whether any War be Just. In the Second is Shewed The Causes of War Both just and Uujust sic. In the Third is Declared What in War is Lawful; That is Unpunishable. With the Annotations Digested Into the Body of Every Chapter. Translated into English by William Evats B.D. London: Printed by Margaret White for Thomas Basset 1682. ii xxi 7 220 361-572 32 pp. Pagination irregular. Text complete. Lacking copperplate pictorial added title page. Folio 12-1/4" x 7-1/2". Old calf boards rebacked lettering pieces to spine marbled edges corners mended endpapers renewed. Moderate rubbing and a few minor scuffs to boards to front board and extremities heavier rubbing to rear board corners bumped some wear to board edges hinges starting. Title printed in red and black. Light toning to text later notes and underlining to p. 95 light soiling and owner signature F.W. Wardy 1790 to title page lower corner lacking from title page and following leaf with no loss to text. $1500. First edition of the first complete translation in English. First published in Paris in 1625 The Rights of War and Peace established the system of modern public international law based on the concept of "droit naturel" a morality-based law that superseded the personalities of individuals or nations. Grotius describes the situations in which war is a valid tool of law enforcement and outlines the principles of armed combat. Though based on Christian natural law Grotius advanced the novel argument that his system would still be valid if it lacked a divine basis. In this regard he pointed to the future by moving international law in a secular direction. The first English edition an abridged translation by Clement Barksdale was published in London in 1654. It was reissued twice in 1655. This translation by Evats which includes original notes followed in 1682. These early English translations both by Oxford-based theologians mark an important phase in the reception history of this book. These projects were undertaken due to the author's reputation as. unknown books

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