David Bailie Warden and the Development of Consular Law

Warden, David B., ON THE ORIGIN, NATURE, FUNCTIONS AND PROGRESS, AND INSTITUTIONS OF CONSULAR ESTABLISHMENTS, Paris, 1813: reprint ed.; Clark, New Jersey, Lawbook Exchange Ltd., 2011

Penn State Legal Studies Research Paper No. 31-2010

33 Pages Posted: 19 Aug 2010

Date Written: August 18, 2010

Abstract

On the basis of archival research the author documents the origins of the first American treatise on consular law by David B. Warden (1772-1845), the United States Consul at Paris, the impact of Russian international legal doctrine on the treatise, and the influence of the treatise on the formation of American legislation and practice regulating consular relations.

Suggested Citation

Butler, William E., David Bailie Warden and the Development of Consular Law (August 18, 2010). Warden, David B., ON THE ORIGIN, NATURE, FUNCTIONS AND PROGRESS, AND INSTITUTIONS OF CONSULAR ESTABLISHMENTS, Paris, 1813: reprint ed.; Clark, New Jersey, Lawbook Exchange Ltd., 2011, Penn State Legal Studies Research Paper No. 31-2010, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1661020

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