BOULLENOIS (Louis) and RODENBURGH
    TREATISE ON THE PERSONALITY AND REALITY OF LAWS, CUSTOMS, OR STATUTES, IN THE FORM OF OBSERVATIONS; to which has been added the Latin work of RODENBURGH entitled, DE JURE QUOD ORITUR EX STATUTORUM VEL CONSUETUDINUM DIVERSITATE, by the late LB
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1766
    2 vols. in-4, mottled havana calf, spine with raised bands and decoration, gilt titles and volumes on burgundy and black paper, covers framed with triple gilt fillets, red edges, initial letters, tailpieces, (binding in poor condition, scuffing and damp stains on the covers, cracked joints, damage to the headcaps, worn corners with losses, light damp stains on both vols., small tears without significant impact on the text, stains and tears on the endpapers of the 2nd vol., some foxing, library mark), XXXVII (3) 896 (2) / (4) 596 - (2) 102 (2) p.
    Boullenois was greatly influenced by the Dutch School, which advocated the theory of exclusive territorial power, limited in its application by the will of each sovereign to allow for the enforcement of foreign laws wherever the conditions of international relations necessitated such a departure from their powers. From this, he derived several general principles: the sovereign may create laws, and these should be enforced throughout the territory; they may also establish laws governing foreigners with regard to property and contracts made within their domain; and they regulate simple policing measures for foreigners passing through the territory. Closely aligned with Bouhier's views, Boullenois, like Froland at the same time, developed one of the first theories of international law. The difference lies in the fact that he grounded each analysis in the principles he developed, a practice very rare in this field.

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