[155]-181, [1 blank] pp. Original printed brown wrappers, wrapper title, stitched. Light vertical fold running through text. Text clean. Very Good. Treating the question of jurisdiction for international crimes, Wharton argues that "the prosecution of persons sending dynamite abroad for criminal purposes belongs to the states from whose soil the dynamite is sent." OCLC 35281114 [10]. Not in Harv. Law Cat., Marke.

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DYNAMITING AND EXTRA-TERRITORIAL CRIME. BY FRANCIS WHARTON LL.D., AUTHOR OF COMMENTARIES ON AMERICAN LAW, LECTURER ON INTERNATIONAL LAW IN BOSTON UNIVERSITY, AND MEMBER OF THE INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. FROM THE CRIMINAL LAW MAGAZINE FOR MARCH, 1885

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