Napoleon Series Archive 2008

Re: Military/International Law in the Nap. Period

Does a people's right to fight for independence without fear of unmitigated reprisals cease after a certain period or under certain conditions? Where exactly does jus in bello end and jus post bellum and subsequent phases begin? These would appear to me to often be very fluid concepts to which international law can provide only guidelines - some no doubt made with good intentions, but others made for more self-serving reasons.

Chris,

Respectfully, I have to ask where you find this right to fight for "independence"?

The North American Colonists went to great lengths to justify themselves, but it was (probably) a case of first impression.

Not to drift out of the period, but one must (I believe) recognize that there is still no generally accepted recognition of such a right without the potential of "unmitigated reprisals". Lately, we condemn crimes against "humanity" and "genocide"; but are sloth-like to moblize against them.

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See final para in post above: Carlos ..... :D *NM*
Thanks for the useful summary *NM*
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