Rutgers v. Waddington was a case held in New York in 1784 of which Joshua Waddington, defendant, was represented by Alexander Hamilton.
Annotations and other markings by Alexander Hamilton within his book, The Rights of War and Peace, can be directly linked (sourced and cited) to the Rutgers v. Waddington case notes.
[top] Hamilton's case notes for the Rutgers v. Waddington case. References to The Rights of War and Peace (Grotius) book have been highlighted in yellow.
[bottom left] Page 622, Book 3 of the Rights of War and Peace with a clip of the reference to the book from the Rutgers v. Waddington case notes, linking the notes directly to the book.
[bottom right] Page 699, Chaper XX of the Rights of War and Peace with a clip of Rutgers v. Waddington case notes, again linking the notes directly to Hamilton's book.
