Dissertatio Juridica Inauguralis, De Mari Natura Libero, Pactis Clauso..., (Hardcover)

This is a legal dissertation, written in Latin, titled "Dissertatio Juridica Inauguralis, De Mari Natura Libero, Pactis Clauso..." by Theodor Graver. The work likely explores the legal arguments surrounding the freedom of the seas and the limitations imposed upon it by treaties and agreements. It represents a valuable historical document reflecting the legal and political thought of its time, offering insights into the development of maritime law and international relations in Europe.

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