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| Adams, George Burton. | _The British Empire and a League of Peace: Suggesting the Purpose and Form of an Alliance of the English-Speaking Peoples._ New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1919. (21 p.) | 1 |
| Andrews, E. Cornelius. | _True Patriotism; Righteous Peace for all Nations, to be Secured by World Court League Whose Formation Will be Greatly Hastened by Intelligent Study of National and World Transportation Problems._ Ann Arbor: Millard Press, 1917. (24 p.) | 2 |
| Beck, James M. | _The League of Nations: an Address Delivered at the Invitation of The Union League of Philadelphia, May 8, 1919._ New York: League for the Preservation of American Independence, 1919? (29 p.) | 3 |
| Collett, John Kyte. | _The Great Money Mystery: What is Behind the Franc, the Sovereign, and the Mark. 2{_}{_}{^}nd{^}_ _appendix to_ _How a League of Peace and Goodwill Nations May Enable Germany and Other European Nations to Pay Their International Debts._ Cardiff: M. Evans Co.(Printers), 1923. (12 p.) | 4 |
| Collett, John Kyte. | _How a League of Peace-and-Goodwill Nations May Enable Germany and Other European Nations to Pay Their International Debts._ Cardiff: M. Evans & Co. (Printers), n.d. (15 p.) | 5 |
| Deissmann, Adolf. | _The Cross of Christ and the Reconciliation of the Nations._ Cardiff: M. Evans & Co. (Printers), n.d. (8 p.) | 6 |
| Eichelberger, Clark M. | _Geneva{_}_: the Last Frontier._ New York, Chicago: League of Nations Association, 1934. (4 p.) | 7 |
| Fosdick, Raymond B. | _Why Raise the Issue Now?_ New York and Chicago: League of Nations Association, 1934. (4 p.) | 8 |
| Grey, Viscount. \\
\\ | _The League of Nations._ New York: George H. Doran Co, 1918. (15 p.) | 9 |
| Gronna, Asle J. \\
\\ | _The League Covenant and the Treaty of Peace: Speech of Hon. Asle J. Gronna of North Dakota in the Senate of the United States._ Washington: 1919. (30 p.) | 10 |
| Kahn, Otto H. \\
\\ | _America_ _and the League of Nations; a Letter to Senator Poindexter._ New York: Reprinted by the Committee of American Business Men, 1919 (21 p.) | 11 |
| Knox, Philander C. \\
\\ | _The True Relation of the United States to the League of Nations; Speech of Hon. Philander C. Knox, of Pennsylvania, in the Senate of the United States, Thursday, November 6, 1919._ Washington: Government Printing Office, 1919. (4 p.) | 12 |
| \\ | _League of Nations{_}_._ Vol. I, no. 3 (Feb. 1918) \\
_War Aims of Belligerents, as Elicited by Russia's Attempts to Secure a General Peace. I. The Russian Offer. II. Replies to the Russian Offer._ Boston: World Peace Foundation, 1918. (p. 108-172) | 13 |
| \\ | _League of Nations{_}_._ Vol. I, no. 4 (April 1918) \\
_The Background of the War: History and Texts. A. The Triple Alliance … B. The Triple Entente and Its Friends … Appendix: Texts of the Treaties._ Boston: World Peace Foundation, 1918. (p. 173-251). | 14 |
| | _League of Nations{_}_._ Vol. I, no. 5 (June 1918) \\
_Monroe_ _Doctrine After the War_, by George Grafton Wilson. _ European Background of the Monroe Doctrine. American Statements of Policy._ Boston: World Peace Foundation, 1918. (p. 253-305) | 15 |
| | _League of Nations._ Vol. I, no. 6 (Aug. 1918) \\
_German Attempts to Divide Belgium,_ by Carl L. Becker. _I. The Flemish Question. II. The Flemish University of Ghent. III. The Administrative Division of Belgium. IV. Establishment of Flemish Independence. V. German Policy in Respect to Belgium._ Boston: World Peace Foundation, 1918. (p. 307-344, \[iii\]) | 16 |
| | _League of Nations{_}_._ Vol. I, no. 7 (Oct. 1918) \\
_The Supreme War Council. Introduction: Allied Maritime Transport Council and Other Affiliated Bodies. I. Purpose and Meaning. II. Difficulties Overcome. III. Proceedings of Interallied Conference. IV. Statements of Policy. Appendix: Diplomatic Unity of Action._ Boston: World Peace Foundation, 1918. (p. \[345\]-416) | 17 |
| | _League of Nations{_}_._ Vol. I, no. 8 (Dec. 1918) \\
_Japan{_}_, America and the Great War,_ by Payson Jackson Treat. _I. Why Japan Entered the Great War. II. Japan's Part in the War. III. Why Japan Sent No Troops to Europe. IV. The Siberian Expedition. V. Japan and the United States. VI. The Government of Japan._ Boston: World Peace Foundation, 1918. (p. 418-468) | 18 |
| \\ | _League of Nations{_}_._ Vol. II, no. 1 (Feb. 1919) \\
_Great Britain{_}_, America, and Democracy,_ by Ephraim Douglass Adams. _Anglo-American Relations,_ by Benjamin Russell. Boston: World Peace Foundation, 1919. (p. \[1\]-48) | 19 |
| \\ | _League of Nations_. Vol. II, no. 2 (April 1919) \\
_Joint Debate on the Covenant of Paris,_ \[by\] Henry Cabot Lodge \[and\] A. Lawrence Lowell, Symphony Hall, Boston, March 19, 1919. Boston: World Peace Foundation, 1919. (p.\[49\]-97) | 20 |
| \\ | _League of Nations{_}_._ Vol. II, no. 3 (June 1919) \\
_The Covenanter: Letters on the Covenant of the League of Nations,_ by William Howard Taft, George W. Wickersham, A. Lawrence Lowell, Henry W. Taft. Boston: World Peace Foundation, 1919. (p.\[99\]-166) | 21 |
| \\ | _League of Nations{_}_._ Vol. II, special number (July 1919) \\
_China{_}_, the United States and the War,_ by Kenneth Scott Latourette. _Chino-Japanese Negotiations, 1915-1918. Shantung and Its Status._ Boston: World Peace Foundation, 1919. (p.\[167\]-226) | 22 |
| \\ | _League of Nations._ Vol. II, no. 5 (Oct. 1919) \\
_Labor in the Treaty of Peace, Part XIII of the Treaty of Peace with Germany._ Boston: World Peace Foundation, 1919. (p. 272-345) | 23 |
| \\ | _League of Nations{_}_._ Vol. II, no. 6 (Dec. 1919) \\
_The Constitution of the German Commonwealth,_ translated by William Bennett Munro and Arthur Norman Holcombe. Boston: World Peace Foundation, 1919. (p. 344-400) | 24 |
| \\ | _League of Nations{_}_._ Vol. III, no. 1-2 (Feb.-April 1920) \\
_Three Months of the League of Nations._ Boston: World Peace Foundation, 1920. (p. \[1\]-96, \[xl\]) | 25 |
| \\ | _League of Nations{_}_._ Vol. IV, no. 6 (Dec. 1921) \\
_The Myth of American Isolation; Our Policy of International Co-operation,_ by Pitman B. Potter. Boston: World Peace Foundation, 1921. (p. 433-489) | 26 |
| League of Nations Association. | _The League of Nations at Ten Years of Age._ New York: The League of Nations Association, 1929. (\[4) p.) | 27 |
| League of Nations Association. | _The World Court._ New York: The League of Nations Association, 1929. (\[4\] p.) | 28 |
| League of Nations Non-Partisan Association. | _Synopsis of the Geneva Protocol for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes: What it is, What it Means to World Peace, What it Means to America._ New York: League of Nations Non-Partisan Association, n.d. (35 p.) | 29 |
| Lowrey, Dwight M. | _Some Aspects of the League of Nations._ From _The Legal Intelligencer (April 25, 1919)._ N.p., 1919. (20 p.) | 30 |
| MacDonald, Arthur. | _Suggestions of the Peace Treaty of Westphalia for the League of Nations._ Reprinted from _The Reformed Church Review_, no. 4, October 1919. (p. 474-488) | 31 |
| _Manufacturers Record._ | _The League of Nations From the Religious and Moral Standpoint._ Reprinted from _Manufacturers Record._ Baltimore, Md., 1920? (30 p.) | 32 |
| Murray, Gilbert. | _The Christ of the Andes._ \[London\]: League of Nations Union, n.d. (4 p.) | 33 |
| Pepper, George Wharton. | _League of Nations_ _Primer; an Analysis of the League Covenant Through Questions and Answers. Together with the Full Text of the Revised Covenant._ Washington, D.C.: League for the Preservation of American Independence, n.d. (22 p.) | 34 |
| Pope, James P. \\ | _The Road to Enduring Peace._ New York, Chicago: League of Nations Association, 1935. (4 p.) | 35 |
| Salter, Sir Arthur. | _Europe{_}_'s Recovery: What it Means to World Peace. Extracts from Remarks … Before the Institute of Politics, at Williamstown, Mass., August 1924._ New York: League of Nations Non-Partisan Association, 1924? 30 p.) | 36 |
| Taylor, Hannis. \\ | _A League of Nations to Stimulate and Perpetuate War: an Oration Delivered at Washington, D.C., on St. Patrick's Day, March 17, 1919, Before the United Irish Societies._ N.p., 1919. (12 p.) | 37 |
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