Title Nationality: responsibility of states; territorial waters. Drafts of conventions prepared in anticipation of the first Conference on the codification of international law, The Hague, 1930 Research in international law Volume 23 of American journal of international law: Supplement Authors Research in International Law, League of Nations Publisher Harvard Law School, 1929 Length 399 pagesThe law of continental Europe is thus described by Vattel: “Children naturally follow the condition of their parents.” (Qu. Morse on Citizenship, p. 28.) Mr. Campbell does not propose to change the law (sec. 1993, R. S.) by which children who are born abroad of fathers who are citizens of the United States, whether by birth or naturalization at the time of the birth of the children, are citizens, but would specifically shut out from our citizenship all the children born abroad before the parents became American citizens, no matter when they may come here.