A primer of peace & war : principles of international morality

Charles D. (Charles Dominic) Plater

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LONDON P. S. KING & LTD.SON, WESTMINSTERORCHARD HOUSE, THISBOOK IS PRESENT INOURLIBRARY THROUGHTHE GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONSOF ST.MICHAEL SALUMNI TOTHEVARSITY FUND ARV A PRIMER OF PEACE & WAR I / <. <?. A PRIMER OF PEACE & WAR THE PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL MORALITY EDITED FOR THE CATHOLIC SOCIAL GUILD BY CHARLES M.A.PLATER, S.J., L . BASIL S LONDON NEW YORK LTD. P.P. S. KING& KENEDY & SONSSON, J. ORCHARD WESTMINSTER BARCLAY STREETHOUSE, 44 1915 H13 1954 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTORY of our (1) Importance subject (1) reasonOur is to human(2) appeal (2) The use of the historical method(3) (3) PART I. INTERNATIONAL MORALITY IN GENERAL DEFINITIONS AND DIVISIONS(A) The International Law defined andState, (4), divided into Public and Private Natural (f>), and Positive (6) THE EXISTENCE OF NATURAL RIGHTS(B) AND DUTIES BETWEEN STATES Proved : From moral (7)(I) personality of interexistence(II) positive national law (8) From natural needs (9)(III) The denial of a natural law between nations (10), due to : Materialistic and (11)(I) theory practice " " of methods (II) Exaggeration positive Two viz. that(12). objections, natural law is and that it isvague unpractical A mistaken toappeal history (13)(III) CONTENTS 1 1 1 ( i A ( P ! O NATURALRIGHTSAND .(; BETWEENDU1 STATES 26 andTiginal acquired (14) ORIGINAL RIGHTS AND DUTIES 28(i) andduties,(A) Original charity justice. ofThe Thisprecept charity (15).

Sujets

• War
• International relations
• International law

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• Nombre de lectures: 6
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 11 Mo

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LONDON
P. S. KING & LTD.SON,
WESTMINSTERORCHARD HOUSE,THISBOOK IS PRESENT
INOURLIBRARY
THROUGHTHE
GENEROUS
CONTRIBUTIONSOF
ST.MICHAEL SALUMNI
TOTHEVARSITY
FUNDARVA PRIMER OF PEACE & WARI / <.
<?.
A PRIMER OF
PEACE & WAR
THE PRINCIPLES OF
INTERNATIONAL MORALITY
EDITED FOR THE CATHOLIC SOCIAL GUILD
BY
CHARLES M.A.PLATER, S.J.,
L
. BASIL S
LONDON NEW YORK
LTD. P.P. S. KING& KENEDY & SONSSON, J.
ORCHARD WESTMINSTER BARCLAY STREETHOUSE, 44
1915H13
1954TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTORY
of our
(1) Importance subject (1)
reasonOur is to human(2) appeal (2)
The use of the historical method(3) (3)
PART I. INTERNATIONAL MORALITY
IN GENERAL
DEFINITIONS AND DIVISIONS(A)
The International Law defined andState, (4),
divided into Public and Private Natural
(f>),
and Positive (6)
THE EXISTENCE OF NATURAL RIGHTS(B)
AND DUTIES BETWEEN STATES
Proved : From moral (7)(I) personality of interexistence(II) positive
national law (8)
From natural needs (9)(III)
The denial of a natural law between nations
(10),
due to :
Materialistic and (11)(I) theory practice
" "
of methods
(II) Exaggeration positive
Two viz. that(12). objections,
natural law is and that it isvague
unpractical
A mistaken toappeal history (13)(III)CONTENTS
1 1 1 ( i A ( P
! O NATURALRIGHTSAND
.(; BETWEENDU1 STATES 26
andTiginal acquired (14)
ORIGINAL RIGHTS AND DUTIES 28(i)
andduties,(A) Original charity justice.
ofThe Thisprecept charity (15). precept
to States :applies
Proof (Hi)
with lovebetween individuals(1 ) Parity
Fromadmirablecharacterofthe(2 ) State of the
(3) universality precept
onNotes this doctrine (17)
States must love "as(1) neighbours
"themselves
The holds even in time of(2) precept
war : allows for assertion ofyet (a)
for materialjust rights, (b) prayer
atvictory, (c) righteous indignation
crimes of enemy
Positive duties of between(3) charit)
States
National : true(4) and falseegoism
patriotism
Original rights-(18)
The of(I) andright self-preservation
development (19)
The of(i) viz.right self-preservation,
lives and(a) Protecting propert}
of subjects, moral(6) protecting
of Stateunity
The of(ii) Natureright development.
and limitations. Two errors :
is(i) "Might FalseRight," (2)
Nationalism (20)
The(II) of andright ownership juris
diction (21)
The of(III) external andright liberty
independence. Intervention (22)
Other divisions of rights andoriginal
duties (23)
(ii) ACQUIRED RIGHTS AND DUTIES 49
: how(a) Rights acquired (24)
toRight newacquire Titles :territory.
Occupation, Accretion, Con-Cession,
qiiest, Prescription
Territorial over watersrights
Duties.(b) ofDuty restitution holds between
States (25)