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International Law. A Treatise. Volume 1 (of 2)

Note 11 — Chapter I · FOUNDATION OF THE LAW OF NATIONS

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Those who deny to International Law the character of law because they identify the conception of law in general with that of Municipal Law and because they cannot see any law outside the State, confound cause and effect. Originally law was not a product of the State, but the State was a product of law. The right of the State to make law is based upon the rule of law that the State is competent to make law.

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