INDEX

ond Hague Conference, 77.
American Mission to Paris in
1917, 103.
Arbitration, 118, 170, 171 n.,
172; Court of, 12 n., 71;
international 61-71.
Armaments, 161, 163, 164.
Asquith, Mr., quoted, 5, 6.
Aumale, Duc d', 125.

Abbé de St. Pierre, 24-29. | American Addresses at the Sec-
Adams, John Quincy, Sec-
retary of State, 87.
Aix-la-Chapelle, Conference
of, in 1818, 42 to 46;
Treaty of, in 1748, 59.
Alexander I of Russia, Effect
of French Revolution on,
34; Czartoryski instruc-
tions to Pitt, 35 to 37;
Quadruple Alliance, 38, 41,
42, 49; Holy Alliance, 41;
influence of Metternich
on, 47.

Alliance, European, 12 n.;
Holy, 41, 42, 49; Quad-
ruple, 38, 41, 42, 49;
Quintuple, 44, 49; Triple,
49.

Allied, Economic Council,
117; Food Council, 117;
Maritime Transport Coun-
cil, 109-115, 117.
Amalgamation, by force, 4;
by agreement, 4; of States,
3, 4.

America, enters war, 102;
liberal credits, 103; a
nation, 122.

"Balance of Power," 59.
Balch, Thomas Willing,

translator of Emeric
Crucé, 13 n.; A World
Court in the Light of the
United States Supreme
Court, 77.

Balkan States, new boun-
daries, 60; religious free-
dom, 61.
Bassett, J. S., The Lost

Fruits of Waterloo, 51.
Bazaine, surrender, 125.
Beard, Ogg and, National

Governments and the World
War, 33.
Bentham, Jeremy, plan for
universal peace, 30, 31 n..

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Berlin, Congress of, 1878, 53, Catherine

60, 61.
Bernard, Mountague, Lec-
tures on Diplomacy, 59 n.
Berne, Postal Bureau at, 90-
92.

Bismarck, 133; quoted, 75.
Bosanquet, Bernard, The
Philosophical Theory of the
State, 155; quoted, 185-
186 n.

II, Empress,

quoted, 37, 38.
Cavour at Congress of Paris
in 1856, 60.

Cecil, Lord Robert, 109; on

Covenant, 159, 167.
Charlemagne, King of the
Franks, 123, 124, 133.
Chaumont, Treaty of, 39;
renewal, 40, 41; agree-
ment, 41.

Bourgeois, M., on Cove- Choate, Joseph H., on arbi-

nant, 158.
Bridgman, Raymond L., The
First Book of World Law,98.
Bryan, treaties, 73, 180;
on draft of Covenant of
February 14, 1919, 188.
Bryce, Viscount James, on
nationality,120,121,122 n.;
Essays and Addresses in
Wartime, 11, 135; address
before British Academy,
151; on League of Nations,
153.

Bureaus, international, 163.

Cambridge Modern History,
The, 51.
Canada, International Joint
Commission of the United
States and, created, 88, 89.
Castlereagh and Confedera-
tion, 40-48.
Castlereagh, Correspondence,
Despatches, and Other
Papers, The, of Viscount,
46 n., 51.

tration treaties, 67; The
Two Hague Conferences,
67 n., 77.
Civilization, Western, in Its
Economic Aspects, 136.
Clay, Henry, Secretary of
State, 87.

Clementel, M. Etienne, 109.
Coal, arrangements for

French and Italian, by
Allied Maritime Trans-
port Council, 114-115.
Collins, Sir William, "A
League of Nations," 33.
Commerce, relation to
world peace, Cruce's view,
13.
Commercial revolution, 13,
127.

Commission Internationale
de Ravitaillement, 100,
101, 102, 103.
Commissions of inquiry, in-
ternational, 63, 71.
Competition, combination
and, Kant on, 141, 142;

sion on armaments and Dante, universal Christian
military and naval ques- empire, 12 n.

Danube, European Com-
mission of, 85, 86, 98.
Darby, W. E., International
Tribunals, 30 n., 31 n.,
32 n., 33.

Dawn of Italian Indepen-
dence, 129 n.

93; adopted for expenses
of Secretariat, 156.
"European Commission of

the Danube, The," 98.
Experiments in International
Administration, 98.

De Jure Belli ac Pacis, Hugo Factors in Modern History,

plans, 29.

137, 190; by arbitration, Fleury, Cardinal, on peace
62, 63.
Dominian, Leon, The Fron-Food Council, 110, 117; exec-
tiers of Language and utive department, 113.
Nationality in Europe, 136.
Dubois, Pierre, Court of
Arbitration, 12 n.

Foreign

policy, United

States, 176-187.

Foreign Policy, President

Wilson's, 10.

Empire, Holy Roman, break- France, history of, 123, 124,

Germany, crushing defeat, | Hazen, C. D., Europe Since