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    1. Hugo Grotius published Mare Librum in 1609 which argued that the sea was international territory and not subject to ownership by any one state. 2. In 1702, John Selden published De Dominio Maris which argued that the sea could be brought under national control. 3. The Geneva Convention on the High Seas in 1958 established freedoms such as navigation and overflight for all states on the high seas.

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    1. Hugo Grotius published Mare Librum in 1609 which argued that the sea was international territory and not subject to ownership by any one state. 2. In 1702, John Selden published De Dominio Maris which argued that the sea could be brought under national control. 3. The Geneva Convention on the High Seas in 1958 established freedoms such as navigation and overflight for all states on the high seas.

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    TETTE HTR fraH (Mare Librum) aT T ATI aTE À, 18 yTr sfHa afaet a f ga

    A (De Dominio Maris) 1702 sHifYTa TTI a1, HTA, 3IgT a4T 77 ZfaeT
    fT T 19 yTaT H qatT 377 T
    qA AHK H 3HH (Geneva Convention on High Seas) 3iritasT 7 afT fafy

    1982 refa a u TY À frafda ar

    1. 37 47 uf 6.
    2. 3H5 48.
    3. 49 (2).
    4. 3 51 (1).
    5. Ibid.
    6. 347 51
    (2).
    7. High seas is that
    part of the sea that are not included in
    the intermal waters of a the territorial sea or in
    state.
    8. All parts of the
    sea that are not
    included in the exclusive economic
    territorial sea or in the internal waters zone, in the
    of a State or in the
    would constitute
    high seas. archipalegic State

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