European international law of the Age of Discovery

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European international law of the Age of Discovery was the body of legal and diplomatic principles developed by European powers from the 15th to 17th centuries to justify and regulate overseas exploration, conquest, and claims to non-European territories and peoples.

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doctrine of discovery in U.S. law influencedBy European international law of the Age of Discovery