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3. International Law.
Professor Minor.
Under this title are included both public and private
international law. In the study of Public International Law,
are investigated the various rules which regulate the intercourse
of nations; the origin, recognition and equality of
states; their rights in time of peace, and the means whereby
they peaceably procure the enjoyment of those rights; the
laws of war and the rights and duties of belligerents; and,
finally, the rules governing the relations of neutral and
belligerent states.
Private International Law, or the Conflict of Laws,
occupies the second half of this course. The distinctions
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lex rei sitœ are impressed upon the student, with the principles
controlling their application.—September 15 to December
18.—Twice a week.
Text-Books.—Public International Law: Glenn.
Private International Law: (To be announced.)
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