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Dar Hadith al Hassania

Index

Abolitionist policies, slavery

Aboriginal Australians

,

,

,

Afghanistan

,

,

Agincourt, Battle of

,

–

Albigensian Crusade

Alfred of Wessex, codifications

Anglo-Afghan War

Anglo-Kafir Wars

Anglo-Powhatan Wars

Anglo-Spanish War 1585

Aquinas, Thomas

views on slavery

Arab peoples

,

,

Articles of War

sexual violence

–

Ashanti people

Assassination

of leaders

Australian Frontier Wars

,

Bagehot, Walter

Banners

Bayeux Tapestry

Bellum justum

Bellum romanum

Bengal

Bill of Rights

Biological warfare

Blackbirding, Queensland

Blackstone, William

Blood feuds

–

Blood money

,

Boer Wars

Breaker Morant

,

fighters

families

prosecutions against British soldiers

Borneo, brigandry

Bosnian women, outrages against

Bothal Castle 1410

Bounty collection

Brigandry

Age of Commerce

Borneo

crown’s ability to prosecute

definition

effective enforcement against

Hague Convention

international protection

Lieber, Francis

mercenary soldiers

othering of

,

paid mercenaries

prohibition against

Brigands, excluded from prisoner of war protections

Java

Malaya

Naning War

Perak War

Brigans de boys, France

British East India Company

,

,

–

British Kaffraria

British West India Regiment

Brunei

,

Brussels Declaration 1874

Burning, of villages

Buron v Denman

Callwell, Charles

Cape Colony

Captives

Carnatic Wars 1744

Cathar sect

,

Catholic moral theology

Cession, acquisition of land

Children

,

Chivalric code

,

customs

Christian soldiers, conduct of

Code of Bushido

Code of Hammurabi, deportation

–

Colonial laws of war

–

Combatants, civilized

Combatants, uncivilised

Commonwealth Charter

Congress of Vienna 1815

,

–

Court Martials

garrison

sexual violence

,

,

Crawfurd, John

Crossbows

Crusades

,

–

Albigensian

First

Fourth

perfidy in

–

sexual violence

,

Tafur Crusaders

Cultural heritage items, duty to return

,

–

Cultural property, moveable items

Cultural property, of non-European nations

Customs of war, unwritten rules

Dayak people

Denman, Joseph

Deportation

Code of Hammurabi

–

common practice

customary international law

forced

Hague Regulations

Herero Wars

Lieber Code

–

men on the spot

Dervish sect

Disguises

,

Divine law

Drogheda, siege of

Dutch Revolt 1566

Dutch ships, slavery

Ecological resilience

Eighty Years War 1560

English Civil War 1642

,

,

Ethnic cleansing

Eurocentrism

–

Evatt, HV

Executions, reciprocity

summary

,

–

Fealty, breach of

,

Flags, improper use of

Forced dispersal

Forced labour

Fort Pitt, siege of

French Revolution

Galanas

Gauntlet, ransom implications

Geneva Convention

,

Fourth, deportations

–

,

Non-western people

,

perfidy

Ghana

Global war on terror

Glorious Revolution 1688

,

Graaff-Reinet rebellion

Great White Man, international law

Grotius, Hugo

,

,

,

,

Just War concept

Guerre mortelle

Gunboat diplomacy

Gunpowder

Gurkha mercenaries

Habeas Corpus Act 1979

Hague Convention 1899

,

,

–

,

,

,

Art

brigandry

,

pre-Hague

Hague Conventions, 1899 & 1907

Hague Regulations, 1907, deportation

Harfleur, Siege of

Herero and Nama peoples

,

,

–

chiefs

deportation

Holy Roman Imperial Diet of Worms

Humanity, principle of

Hundred Year’s War

,

,

icty. See

International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia

Imperial expansion, abolition of slavery

Indentured labour

India, acquisition of

Indian Rebellion

Indonesia

International Court of Justice

International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia

International humanitarian law

International law, exclusion of non-western people

–

,

,

colonialism

great white men

othering

,

,

,

Iran

–

Ireland, conquest and executions

Ireland, private warfare

,

Island of Palmas

–

,

Japan

Imperial Army

Jesuit preachers, execution of

Jones, Michael

Jus ad bellum

Jus armorum

,

Jus gentium

Jus in bello

Just War

,

Kaffir Wars

Karene Expedition

Killing, of high-ranking persons

Knights

en parole

fealty to lord

Koh-i-Noor diamond

Konig, concept of

Laws of war

medieval

renaissance

Roman

League of Nations

Lieber Code

,

–

Art 23, deportation

–

Arts 34–36

brigandry

Lieber, Francis

,

Looting, cultural property

in wartime

Napoleon’s

Majesty, concept of

Malakand, siege of

Maori people

–

,

Malay

,

–

,

,

–

,

,

,

–

,

–

,

,

–

,

,

,

,

–

,

Malaysia

,

–

,

,

–

,

Manual of Military Law 1899

,

,

Meaux, surrender of

Men on the spot

,

,

,

In deportation

In private warfare

–

In slavery

–

Men, old

Mexica laws

,

Mill, JS

,

Morant, Harry Breaker

,

Muslims, execution of

Mutiny Act 1803

Myall Creek Massacre

Nabob of the Carnatic v East India Company

Naning War 1831

,

private warfare

,

Napoleon, looting

,

Nation statehood, western model

Natural law theory

–

Natural laws of war

Newton, John

Non-combatant

,

,

,

murder of

sexual violence against

Norris, Major RJ

Oath, breach of

Oaths, keeping of

Opechancanough

Original sin

Othering in International Law

of non-western people

,

,

,

,

,

Ottoman Army, crimes against women

Pan-European Treaty 1815

Papal Bull 1452

Papua New Guinea

Parole, breaking of

Parthenon Marbles

Pashtun peoples

Perak War 1875

,

,

,

,

,

,

expeditionary force

–

non-combatants

Percy Rebellion 1403

Perfidy, definition

Crusades

–

Peru and Mexico wars

,

Piracy, customary prohibition against

Poison

,

,

,

,

,

Pontiac’s War

Positive law

Postliminium

Pacific peoples

Prisoner, medieval

Private warfare

,

against non-Europeans

beic

–

blood feuds

–

blood money

definition

Holy Roman Empire

internal peace in England

Ireland

Just War concept

men on the spot

Middle Ages

othering

Percy Rebellion

prohibitions against women and children

right of vengeance

Thomas Aquinas

Treaty of Berwick

Wales

War of the Roses

,

,

Portuguese

,

,

Powhatan

–

Prohibited weapons

Punic War, third

Ransom

,

,

gauntlet, ransom implication

inheritable

medieval customs

non-noble soldiers

Rape

army regulations against

prohibition against

proscriptions against

Royalist Articles of War

trials

victims of evidence

vulnerable civilians

Religious asymmetry

Roman citizen and non-citizens

Royal charters, wars waged under

Royal prerogative

,

,

,

Royal privilege

Royalist articles of war

,

Sacred trust concept

San peoples

Sand Creek

Sandhurst

Sarawak

Savages

–

Sexual violence

court martials

,

–

permitted in war

punishment for

unpunished

unwritten rules of war

Siege warfare

Siege of Drogheda

Siege of Fort Pitt

Siege of Harfleur 1415

Siege of Jerusalem

Siege of Zara

Sierra Leone

,

Singapore

,

,

,

,

Slave Trade Act 1807

Slavery, actions of ‘men on the spot’

Slaves

abolitionist policies

Dutch ships

slavery, contractual relationship

Smallpox

Somerset v Somerset

Sovereignty

St Petersburg Declaration

Sudan

Surrender, act of

Swans, case of

–

Te Kooti War

–

Temne peoples

Terra nullius

–

Third World approaches to International Law. See

twail

Thirty Years War 1618

,

,

Torture

Treason

Treaties

–

Treaty of Berwick 1357

Treaty of Pangkor

Treaty of Paris

Treaty of Universal Peace 1518

Treaty of Whitehall 1662

Tribal warfare

Truces

Tafur Crusaders

twail

,

Uncivilised nations

Uniforms, of the opposition

Union of England and Scotland Act 1603

United Nations

Vengeance, in private warfare

Wales, private warfare

War of the Roses 1455

,

,

War of Religion 1562

Warlords

Washita

Wellesley, Arthur

Wergild

,

Wilberforce, William

,

Women and children

,

Bosnian women, outrages against

execution of

–

,

Ottoman Army, crimes against

prohibition against slavery

ravishing of in war

Wounded Knee

Xhosa

–

Xhosa Wars

Yeagar v Islamic Republic of Iran

Zong massacre

Zululand

,

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Pax Britannica: Tracing Customary War Crimes in the Age of Empire

Series: International Humanitarian Law Series, Volume: 70

Cover Pax Britannica: Tracing Customary War Crimes in the Age of Empire

E-Book ISBN:: 9789004515987

Publisher:: Brill | Nijhoff

Print Publication Date:: 25 Mar 2025

Subjects

Front Matter

Part 1 The ‘Othering’ of International Law

Part 2 Categories of Colonial Prohibitions or Early War Crimes

Back Matter

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