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PAGE

President Hayes' message, Mar. 8,
1880.

284-285

policy of Holy Alliance

League of Nations:

Italy:

article by Theodore Roosevelt

arbitration resolution, 1873.

13

early proposals for

attitude toward Austria at beginning of
the war

list of books on

185

ance.

delegates to Interallied Conference
revolution, declaration of Holy Alli-

territorial encroachments of Austria
treaties and agreements with-
Austria, 1882

Austria regarding Albania, 1897
Austria regarding Balkans, 1909
countries outside Triple Alliance
France regarding Mediterranean
France regarding Tunisia
Germany, 1882

League to Enforce Peace:

Supreme War Council as machinery

victory program for

program

victory program for League of Nations 341-342
Legitimacy, principle of, historical note 266-269
Liberia, delegate to Interallied Confer-

ence

Lloyd George, David:

extract from review of year 1917

speech on war aims of Allies, Jan. 5,

283-284

466-468

36-37, 41-42

51-53, 343-344

348-349, 351-354

341-342

264

372

348-349

1918.

125-133

Great Britain and France regarding
Abyssinia

speech urging unity of control, Nov. 12,

1917.

355-364

Great Britain regarding Mediterra-

"turns of the Italian waltz"

see also Allied Powers-Interallied Con-

ference Supreme War Council-
Triple Alliance.

statement as to powers of Supreme War

Council

366

Lowell, A. Lawrence, address on America's

war

5-8

McKinley, William, see President of United

States.

Magdalena Bay, U. S. Senate resolution,
Aug. 2, 1912, relating to ...

Magyars, see Hungarians.

. .298-299

Mexico, Pious Funds case submitted to

Hague Court

Milestones of half a century

Military agreements at Interallied Con-

Japan:

agitation in California against

431-433

alliance with Great Britain

declaration of war against Germany
242-246, 417-419

202-204

25

421
444-445

9-42

declaration relative to action in Siberia

delegates to Interallied Conference

ference.

376

413-414

371

Milner, Sir Alfred, description of operation
of Supreme War Council

350-351

Far East policy-

exchange of notes with U. S., 1908
friction with U. S.

Monroe, James, see President of United
States.

298

Monroe doctrine:

433-435

"gentlemen's agreement" with U. S.

American reservation to Hague conven-

432

tions

448-449

294

government of

Canning's connection with

285

437-440

Lansing-Ishii exchange of notes

435-436

European background

266-285

456-461

Magdalena Bay incident in

relation

list of recent books on

to.

463-465

military supplies furnished to Russia

President Cleveland's message,

423

naval operations during the war.

17, 1895

293-294

422-423

part in the war taken by .

President Grant's messages.

290-291

421-423

445-448

reasons for entering the war

1889.

417-421

reasons for sending no troops to Europe

President Harrison's inaugural address,

President Hayes' message, Mar. 8,

292

1880.

291-292

relations with United States

423-427
430-437

President Johnson's message, Dec. 9,

1868.

441-442, 456-462

289-290

ultimatum to Germany

President Monroe's message, Dec. 2,

.

420-421, 443-444

see also Allied Powers.

1823

286-288

Japan, America and the Great War, by

Payson Jackson Treat

417-442

Johnson, Andrew, see President of United'

President Roosevelt's messages

States.

Korea, Anglo-Japanese alliance regard-

Wilson

ing

242-246

Labor Party, British, memorandum on

statement of John Hay

war aims.

118-124

Laibach, Conference of, 1821, declaration

President Polk's message Dec. 2, 1845,

proposed as world doctrine by President

288-289

257
261-262, 295-298

253-265, 299-305

257-258

256-257, 260

253-265

at conclusion

278-281

ference

372