The freedom of the seas : $b or, The right which belongs to the Dutch to take part in the East Indian tradeGrotius, Hugo
Philosophy
The freedom of the seas : $b or, The right which belongs to the Dutch to take part in the East Indian trade
Grotius, Hugo
Freedom of the seas; Law of the sea
TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE
The original book _Mare Liberum_ was first published in 1608 in
renaissance latin. The latin of this book is based on a later 1633
printing. The english translation carefully maintains the meaning,
and clarifies the context, of the original latin.
In this 1916 book, following the Introductory Note and Preface, the
latin text and the translated english text were on alternate pages
i.e. the first page of latin text was followed by the first page of
corresponding english text, then the next (second) page of latin
text was followed by the second page of corresponding english text,
and so on.
This etext follows the same alternating pagination. A row of dashes
has been inserted between the english and latin pages to give a
visual separation.
There are three different sets of Footnotes.
(a) The five Footnotes in the Introductory Note have anchors [A]
to [E].
(b) The 192 Footnotes associated with the latin text have anchors
[1a] [2a] through [192a].
(c) The 192 Footnotes associated with the english text have anchors
[1] [2] through [192].
All these Footnotes have been placed after the Index at the end of
the book.
In addition there are 17 Notes, distinct from Footnotes, which
are anchored with * or †. These Notes by the translator have been
placed at the end of the paragraph containing the anchor.
Italic text is denoted by _underscores_.
A superscript is denoted by ^x or ^{xx}.
Some minor changes to the text are noted at the end of the book.
HVGONIS GROTII
MARE LIBERVM
SIVE
DE IVRE QVOD BATAVIS
COMPETIT
AD INDICANA COMMERCIA,
DISSERTATIO
1608
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
THE FREEDOM OF THE SEAS
OR
THE RIGHT WHICH BELONGS TO THE DUTCH
TO TAKE PART IN THE EAST INDIAN TRADE
A DISSERTATION BY
HUGO GROTIUS
TRANSLATED WITH A REVISION OF THE LATIN TEXT OF 1633
BY
RALPH VAN DEMAN MAGOFFIN, PH.D.
Associate Professor of Greek and Roman History
The Johns Hopkins University
EDITED WITH AN INTRODUCTORY NOTE
BY
JAMES BROWN SCOTT
DIRECTOR
NEW YORK
OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
AMERICAN BRANCH: 35 WEST 32ND STREET
LONDON, TORONTO, MELBOURNE, AND BOMBAY
HUMPHREY MILFORD
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