title: Victors' Justice: From Nuremberg to Baghdad
author:  Danilo Zolo 
description: Zolo has developed an illuminating and unusually coherent critique of the international legal order, its aspirations, its many uses, its successes and failures.Chase Madar, <i>London Review of Books</i><br /><br /><i>Victors Justice</i> will certainly stimulate the intellectual debate surrounding international justice in the modern world.<i>Parameters</i>
zlib_text: T H E 
  K S 
  W O R 
  O F 
  TACITUS. 
  WITH 
  Political Discourses 
  UPON THAT 
  AUTHOR, 
  B Y 
  THOMAS GORDON, Efq; 
  The Third Edition corre&ed._ 
  VOL. III. 
  LONDON: 
  Printed for T. and T. Longman, C. Hitch 
  and L. Hawes, A. Millar, R. Dodsley, 
  J. and J. Riving ton, and M, Cooper, 
  MDCCLIII. 
  
  THE 
  HISTORY 
  O F 
  BOOK I. 
  The SUMMARY. 
  The decay of good Hijlorians, whence : the partia¬ 
  lity of Writers why. IVhat copious matter f r 
  the follozving Hijlory. The condition of the City, 
  Armies and Provinces, upon the death of Nero. 
  Galba dfiiked: the wickednefs of his Miniflers : 
  the Soldiery difcontented. Of Vefpafian, Mucia- 
  nus, and the Forces in the E ft. Thfe in Germany 
  .rev At. Galba adopts Pifo : Otho confines againjl 
  both, corrupts the Prmtorian guards, and is by them 
  fainted Emperor. Galba and Pifo murdered: their 
  Characters. What terror prevails in tie City. V i~ 
  tellius proclaimed Emperor, by whom and ho w. The 
  march of his Army and Generals into Italy: he him- 
  felf follows. F