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‘A Jus Gentium for America’. The Rules of War and the Rule of Law in the Revolutionary United States
Journal of the History of International Law
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doi 10.1163/138819912x13333544461678
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International Relations
Political Science
History
Date
January 1, 2012
Authors
Ian Hunter
Publisher
Brill
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