Recueil Manuel et Pratique de TraitÃ(c)s, Conventions et Autres Actes Diplomatiques, Tome Second, compiled by Karl von Martens, is a comprehensive collection of international treaties, conventions, and diplomatic acts from the 19th century. This second volume offers invaluable insights into the diplomatic relations between various nations, including Great Britain, Sweden, the Ottoman Empire, Tripoli, Morocco, Russia, Austria, Prussia, the Batavian Republic, the United States of America, the French Republic, Spain, and Sardinia. The collection sheds light on a range of topics, from consular agreements and trade regulations to issues of contraband and diplomatic protocols. A vital resource for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in the evolution of international law and diplomacy.
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