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Excerpt from A Commentary on the Declaration of the Rights of Nations: Adopted by the American Institute of International Law
Although the above Declarations has not yet been officially ratified by the American Republics, there is no doubt that it embodies their views. The American Institute of International Law is compos ed of one hundred and five members, among whomare the highest authorities on international law of both Americas. The Declaration adopted by the Ins titute must unquestionably be looked upon as an authorized, solemn, and timely recognition of certain fundamental principles in the existence of Nations, which by the common acceptance of all are to be considered as international laws.
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