[Rarebooks] FS: First editon INTERNATIONAL ADJUDICATIONS, ANCIENT AND MODERN

[Kaaterskill Books]

We offer for Sale:

Moore, John Bassett, ed. INTERNATIONAL ADJUDICATIONS, ANCIENT AND 
MODERN; HISTORY AND DOCUMENTS, TOGETHER WITH MEDIATORIAL REPORTS, 
ADVISORY OPINIONS, AND THE DECISIONS OF DOMESTIC COMMISSIONS, ON 
INTERNATIONAL CLAIMS. MODERN SERIES VOLUMES I-VI [SIX VOLUMES]. New 
York: Oxford Univ. Press, 1929-1933. Illus. with maps and tables. 
8vo. Tan cloth with maroon and brown lettering pieces (hardback). 
First editions.

Contents: Vol. 1 [and] 2. Saint Croiz River arbitration: Mixed 
commission under Article V of the treaty between Great Britain and 
the U.S. of Nov. 19th, 1794. Vol. 3. Arbitration of claims for 
compensation for losses and damages resulting from lawful impediments 
to the recovery of pre-war debts. Vol. 4. Neutral rights and neutral 
duties: Arbitration under Jay Treaty (1794) Article 7. Vol. 5. 
Spanish spoliations (1795); French indemnity (1803); French indemnity 
(1831) Vol. 6. Title to islands in Bay of Fundy and Passamaquoddy 
Bay, Treaty of Ghent (1814) Article 4. A seventh volume, Vol. 2 of 
the ancient series, was subsequently published in 1936. Scarce in a 
first edition. Formerly from the Institute of Advanced Study. 

Very good or better ex-institutional copies, usual markings, edges 
lightly soiled otherwise crisp, clean, and tight. An excellent set. 
[27525] $500



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