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1 Dissertation concerning the Punishment of Ambassadors, Who Transgress the Laws of the Counties Where They Reside 1717

handle is hein.beal/dcpnsh0001 and id is 1 raw text is: A DISSERTATION Concerning the PUNISHIMENT 01 AMBASSAD ORS, Who TranIeres the L A WS of the Countries «here they iefide, founded upon the Judgment of the Celebrated H uco u 0T IL , clear'd from many Obre ion,, and exemplify'd with various Arguments and Authorities, both Ar- tient and Modern. Written Originally in Latin by the Learned Dr. RICH AR ) / 0 C H, 1omettrme Lro- feflor of the Civil Law in the Unierrity of Oxord. Done into Englifl, rith the Addition of t P R E F A C E concerning the Omca io of WPmVg thun TreataiF By D. 1. Gent. ' I 414 Tg j; D a x 6 , and SolI by S. B A K E th, V['c'BoV anJ Anchor in Pze>-A e- Ro-c M. DCC. XV

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