The Nature of International Commercial Laws

Book 21 of The Spirit of the Laws by Montesquieu Simplified in 23 chapters

The Nature of International Commercial Laws

Chapter 1

General laws on Commerce; Africa

The Nature of International Commercial Laws

Chapter 3

The wants of the People in the South are different from those of the North

The Nature of International Commercial Laws

Chapter 3

The Principal Difference between the Commerce of the Ancients and the Moderns

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Chapter 6

The Commerce of the Ancients

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Chapter 7

The Commerce of the Greeks

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Chapter 8

Alexander's Conquest

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Chapter 9

The Commerce of the Greek Kings after the Death of Alexander

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Chapter 10

The Circuit of Africa

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Chapter 11

Carthage and Marseilles

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Chapter 12

The Isle of Delos and Mithridates

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Chapter 15

The Commerce of the Romans with the Barbarians

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Chapter 17

Commerce after the Destruction of the Western Empire

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Chapter 21

How Europe was Affected by the Discovery of Two New Worlds

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Chapter 20

How Commerce broke through Europe's Barbarism

The Nature of International Commercial Laws

Chapter 22

The Riches which Spain drew from America