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1. Hume, Martin. The United States and Spain
2. Kelly, Myra. The American Public School as a Factor in International Conciliation
3. Hart, Albert. School Books and International Prejudices
4. Lord Weardale. The First Universal Races Congress
5. The General Arbitration Treaties of 1911
6. Lammasch, H.. The Anglo-American Arbitration Treaty
7. Ralston, Jackson. Forces Making For International Conciliation and Peace Finance and Commerce
8. Their Relation to International Goodwill
9. Angell, Norman. The Mirage of the Map
10. Murburg, Theodore. Philosophy of the Third American Peace Congress
11. The Way to Disarm a Practical Proposal
12. Hoover, Herbert. Central European Relief
13. Relief For Europe Swiss Delegation to the Assembly of the League of Nations
14. Intervention on Behalf of the Children in Countries Affected by the War
15. Balfour, A. J.. The Typhus Epidemic in Central Europe
16. Report of the Special Commission of Typhus in Poland, to the Assembly of the League of Nations
17. Pollen, Arthur. Disarmament in its Relation to the Naval Policy and the Naval Building Program of the United States
18. George, David Simons, Walter. Address on German Reparation
19. Convention for the Control of the Trade in Arms and Ammunition, and Protocol, Signed at Saint- Germain-En-Lave10 September 1919
20. Root, Elihu. Addresses at the Fifteenth Annual Meeting of the American Society of International Law
21. Constitution of the Permanent Mandates Commission
22. Terms of the "C" Mandates Franco-British Convention of 23 December 1920
23. Correspondence between Great Britain and the United States Respecting Economic Right in the Mandated Territories
24. The San Remo Oil Agreement
25. Present Problems of the Commonwealth of British Nations
26. Relations Between Great Britain and Ireland
27. Washington Conference on the Limitation of Armament
28. I Treaty of Peace Between the United States and Germany
29. II Treaty of Peace Between the United States and Austria
30. III Treaty of Peace Between the United States and Hungary
31. Text of an Address Delivered by Mr. Lloyd George at Central Hall, Westminster, London, 21 January 1922
32. Text of the Resolution of the Supreme Council Calling the Genoa Conference
33. Shotwell, James. The Portorose Conference
34. Smith, Clarence. An Account of the Portorose Conference
35. Protocols and Agreements Concluded at the Portorose Conference November 1921
36. Agreeement Concerning Passports and Visas concluded at Graz, 27 January 1922
37. Lichtenberger, H.. Impressions of Berlin in 1922
38. Hoetzl, Jiri Jochim, V.. The Constitution of the Czecho-Slovak Republic
39. Shotwell, James. A Short History of the Question of Constantinople and the Straits
40. The Balfour Note of 1 August 1922 and the French Reply of 3 September 1922
41. Lamont, Thomas. The American Banker's Responsibility Today
42. McKenna, Reginald. Reparations and International Debts
43. Hoover, Herbert. The Repayment of European Debts to Our Government
44. Seligman, Edwin. The Allied Debts: A Constructive Criticism of Secretary Hoover's Views
45. Anderson, B.. The Inter-allied Debts as a Banking Problem. The Report of the Bankers' Committee to the Reparation Commission on the Question of a German Loan 10 June 1922
46. The Majority and Minority Reports to the Reparation Commission by the Technical Experts on the Stabilization of the German Mark
47. Reply to the German Government to the Reparation Commission 8 November 1922
48. Note of the German Government to the Reparation Commission 14 November 1922
49. Protocols Containing the Scheme for the Financial Reconstruction of Austria
50. America and the International Problem
51. Curtis, Lionel. A Criterion of Values
52. Kerr, Philip H.. The Prevention of War
53. Documents Regarding the European Situation
54. Protocol of Signature and Statute Establishing the Permanent Court of International Justice
55. Lists of States Accepting the Protocol
56. Statements by President Harding, Mr. Root and Mr. Hoover, With Regard to the Adherence of the United States to the Protocol
57. Moore, John B. The Organization of the Permanent Court of International Justice
58. Franco-German Reconciliation
59. Butler, Nicholas. The Development of the International Mind
60. Correspondence Between Germany, The Allied Powers and the United States Relating to Reparations
61. Speech of General Smuts Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa
62. Documents for the Year
63. The Winning Plan Selected by the Jury of the American Peace Award
64. Emerson, Haven. Report Upon Health, Sickness and Hunger Among German Children
65. Moore, John B.. The Permanent Court of International Justice
66. Moore, John B.. The United States and the Court
67. Moore, John B.. Information Regarding the Court
68. Martin, Lawrence. Maps Showing Territorial Changes Since the World War, The Transfer of the German Cables and League of Nations in 1923
69. Summary of Part I of the Report of the (Dawes) Committee of Experts
70. Questions Resulting from the Corfu Incident
71. Jones, Amy H.. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Organization and Work
72. Parker, Edwin. America's Part in Advancing the Administration of International Justice
73. Finch, George A.. The Dawes Report on German Reparation Payments
74. Finch, George A.. The London Conference on the Application of the Dawes Plan
75. Shotwell, James. Protocol for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes
76. Text and Analysis
77. Documents for the Year
78. Miyaoka, T.. The Japanese Law of Nationality and the Rights of Foreigners in Land Under the Laws of Japan
79. The United States and the Dawes Annuities
80. Root, Elihu. American Ideals During the Past Half Century
81. Diplomatic Relations Between the United States and Japan 1908-1924
82. Address by Dr. Edward Benes, Czechoslovak Foreign Minister, at Prague, 1 April 1925
83. Address by Mr. Austen Chamberlain, British Foreign Minister, at Geneva, 12 March 1925
84. Reply by Mr. J. Ramsay MacDonald, former British Prime Minister, to Mr. Chamberlain's Address, 10 April 1925
85. Batsell, Walter. The United States and the System of Mandates
86. Information Regarding the Mandate System
87. Hudson, Manley 0. The Advisory Opinions of the Permanent Court of International Justice
88. Burland, E. G.. The Trend of Economic Restoration Since the Dawes Reparation
89. Settlement Documents for the Year
90. Final Protocol of the Locarno Conference, 1925 and Treaties between France and Poland and France and Czechoslovakia
91. Efremoff, Jean. Peasant Conditions in Russia, 1925
92. Davis, J. Merle. The Institute of Pacific Relations
93. Hudson, Manley. 0. The Fourth Year of the Permanent Court of International Justice
94. Miyaoka, T.. Treaty-Making Power Under the Constitution of Japan
95. Rocco, Alfredo. The Political Doctrine of Fascism
96. Recent Legislation in Italy