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1 4 |   is it that France, of all nations in the world, would have
2 5 |  treaties, viz., the law of nations which prescribes that it
3 5 |     violation of the law of nations, and to disturb the social
4 5 |  the reciprocal security of nations in their relations with
5 6 | universally observed by all nations, that the breaking of a
6 13|     natural law, the law of nations, and fidelity to treaties;
7 16|  great and prosperous among nations, which sustains you in your