Which jurist described international law as the “vanishing point of jurisprudence” in The Elements of…
Thomas Erskine Holland described international law as the “vanishing point of jurisprudence” in chapter XVII of The Elements of Jurisprudence. His discussion points to the…
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Which jurist described international law as the “vanishing point of jurisprudence” in The Elements of Jurisprudence?
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Thomas Erskine Holland described international law as the “vanishing point of jurisprudence” in chapter XVII of The Elements of Jurisprudence. His discussion points to the lack of an arbiter over disputes beyond the parties, save public opinion.
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Option A
Thomas Erskine Holland wrote the quoted passage.
Option B
Holland used the phrase in The Elements of Jurisprudence.
Option C
The quoted formulation appears in Holland’s discussion of international law.
Option D
Holland used the phrase in chapter XVII of The Elements of Jurisprudence.
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