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Felden 1653

Johannes Felden wrote one of the first critical textual commentaries of De Jure Belli ac Pacis.  I found it a useful guide, in part because it reveals connections that become standard in later works by Barbeyrac and Gronovius.  I had been waiting for months for this volume to arrive.  The new tariffs unfortunately presented delays.  Here it is: Felden on Grotius II, 12,§2 (the division of contracts) Felden on Grotius I, 3, §7 (on double sovereignty) Felden on Grotius I, 1, §9 (on law and permissions) Felden on Grotius I, 1, §4 (rights - perfect and imperfect) This volume also is a twofer.  It includes the Zouch treatise on the law of nations and the jus fetiale.

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