Author:Hugo Grotius

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Hugo Grotius
(1583–1645)
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Dutch jurist and Christian apologist, described as the "Father of International Law"

Hugo Grotius

Works

  • On the Law of War and Peace (“De jure belli ac pacis,” 1625) Translated by William Evats, 1682 (external scan); by Jean Barbeyrac, 1738 (external scan);
  • On the Truth of the Christian Religion (“De Veritate Religionis Christianae,” 1627); by William Whewell, 1853 (external scan); by Archibald Colin Campbell, 1901 (external scan); by John Damen Maguire, 1913 (external scan)
  • Dissertation on the Origin of the Native Races of America (“De origine gentium Americanarum dissertatio,” 1642) Translated by Edmund Goldsmid, 1884 (external scan)
  • Commentary on the Law of Prize and Booty
  • Apologeticus: Defense of the actions which led to his arrest
  • Commentaries on the Old Testament
  • Commentaries on the New Testament
  • The Freedom of the Seas, ("Mare Liberum", 1609) Translated by Richard Hakluyt, ~1616. Translated by Ralph Van Deman Magoffin, 1916 (external scan)
  • The opinions of Grotius as contained in the Hollandsche consultatien en advijsen. Translated by Daniel P. de Bruyn, 1894 (external scan)
  • The history of the Spanish invasion, and the armada styled invincible, Translated 1804 (external scan)

Works about Grotius


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