John Selden's closed sea, or, De dominio maris: two books: first, it is shown that the sea, by natural law, or nations, is not common to all men, but is capable of private ownership, or property, as well as the Earth: secondly, it is asserted that the Most Serene Great Britannian King of the surrounding seas, as an individual and perpetual appendage of the British empire, is the master

Name: John Selden's closed sea, or, De dominio maris: two books: first, it is shown that the sea, by natural law, or nations, is not common to all men, but is capable of private ownership, or property, as well as the Earth: secondly, it is asserted that the Most Serene Great Britannian King of the surrounding seas, as an individual and perpetual appendage of the British empire, is the master
Author: Selden, John, 1584-1654

Title	John Selden's closed sea, or, De dominio maris: two books: first, it is shown that the sea, by natural law, or nations, is not common to all men, but is capable of private ownership, or property, as well as the Earth: secondly, it is asserted that the Most Serene Great Britannian King of the surrounding seas, as an individual and perpetual appendage of the British empire, is the master
Author	Selden, John, 1584-1654
Publication Date:	1636
Publication Place	of the Dutch in Lyon - At John's
Subject	Maritime law, Freedom of the seas, Great Britain -- Commercial policy
Type	Book
Language	ara,ell,eng,fra,heb,lat
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	1
Library:	Harvard Library
Library Asset ID	99154239325303941
Record ID	01HVD_ALMA512440023010003941
Library Location	ONLINE ACCESS
Date	1636
Notes	Includes bibliographical references., Source of description: Print version record., References: STC (2nd ed.) 22175.7
Kaynak	HVD - Core
Başlık	Ioannis Seldeni mare clausum, seu, De dominio maris : libri duo : primo, mare, ex iure natur, seu gentium, omnium hominum non esse commune, sed dominii privati, seu proprietatis capax, pariter ac Tellurem, esse demonstratur : secundo, Serenissimum Magn Britanni Regem maris circumflui, ut individu atque perpetu imperii Britannici appendicis, dominum esse, asseritur

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John Selden's closed sea, or, De dominio maris: two books: first, it is shown that the sea, by natural law, or nations, is not common to all men, but is capable of private ownership, or property, as well as the Earth: secondly, it is asserted that the Most Serene Great Britannian King of the surrounding seas, as an individual and perpetual appendage of the British empire, is the master

Author Selden, John, 1584-1654

Publication Date 1636

Publication Place of the Dutch in Lyon - At John's

Subject Maritime law, Freedom of the seas, Great Britain -- Commercial policy

Type Book

Language ara,ell,eng,fra,heb,lat

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 1

Library Harvard Library

Library Asset ID 99154239325303941

Record ID 01HVD_ALMA512440023010003941

Library Location ONLINE ACCESS

Date 1636

Notes Includes bibliographical references., Source of description: Print version record., References: STC (2nd ed.) 22175.7

Kaynak HVD - Core

Başlık Ioannis Seldeni mare clausum, seu, De dominio maris : libri duo : primo, mare, ex iure natur, seu gentium, omnium hominum non esse commune, sed dominii privati, seu proprietatis capax, pariter ac Tellurem, esse demonstratur : secundo, Serenissimum Magn Britanni Regem maris circumflui, ut individu atque perpetu imperii Britannici appendicis, dominum esse, asseritur