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Volume 7 - April 1913

Editorial Comment

The Bryan Peace Treaties

Official Documents

Treaty of Peace Between Italy and Turkey 1

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Address of the President of the United States on Mexican Affairs 1: August 27, 1913

Official Documents

Editorial Comment

William Jennings Bryan, Secretary of State

Other

Reply of the Secretary for Foreign Affairs of Mexico to Proposals of the American Government Conveyed Through Hon. John Lind 1: August 16, 1913

Official Documents

Proclamation by the President of the United States of America Prescribing Panama Canal Toll Rates: No. 1225. November 13, 1912

Arbitration Agreement Between the Imperial Russian Government and the Imperial Ottoman Government

Editorial Comment

Elihu Root Before Latin America

The Central American Union

Other

Agreement Between Russia and Mongolia, with Accompanying Protocol 1: Signed at Urga, October 21/November 3, 1912

Editorial Comment

The American and British Pecuniary Claims Arbitration

Mexico

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AJI volume 7 issue S1 Cover and Front matter

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Declaration by Norway, Denmark and Sweden Relative to the Establishment of Uniform Rules of Neutrality 1: December 21, 1912

Editorial Comment

The Case of Russia Against Turkey at the Hague Court of Arbitration

Charlton Extradition Case

The Passing of Dollar Diplomacy

Other

Declaration Effected by Exchange of Notes Between United States and Panama Permitting Consuls to Take Note in Person or by Authorized Representatives, of Declarations of Values of Exports Made by Shippers Before Customs Officers 1: Signed at Washington, April 17, 1913

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AJI volume 7 issue S2 Cover and Front matter

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Volume 7 - April 1913

Editorial Comment

Official Documents

Other

Address of the President of the United States on Mexican Affairs1: August 27, 1913

Official Documents

Editorial Comment

Other

Reply of the Secretary for Foreign Affairs of Mexico to Proposals of the American Government Conveyed Through Hon. John Lind1: August 16, 1913

Official Documents

Editorial Comment

Other

Agreement Between Russia and Mongolia, with Accompanying Protocol1: Signed at Urga, October 21/November 3, 1912

Editorial Comment

Front matter

Other

Declaration by Norway, Denmark and Sweden Relative to the Establishment of Uniform Rules of Neutrality1: December 21, 1912

Editorial Comment

Other

Declaration Effected by Exchange of Notes Between United States and Panama Permitting Consuls to Take Note in Person or by Authorized Representatives, of Declarations of Values of Exports Made by Shippers Before Customs Officers1: Signed at Washington, April 17, 1913

Front matter

Address of the President of the United States on Mexican Affairs 1: August 27, 1913

Reply of the Secretary for Foreign Affairs of Mexico to Proposals of the American Government Conveyed Through Hon. John Lind 1: August 16, 1913

Agreement Between Russia and Mongolia, with Accompanying Protocol 1: Signed at Urga, October 21/November 3, 1912

Declaration by Norway, Denmark and Sweden Relative to the Establishment of Uniform Rules of Neutrality 1: December 21, 1912

Declaration Effected by Exchange of Notes Between United States and Panama Permitting Consuls to Take Note in Person or by Authorized Representatives, of Declarations of Values of Exports Made by Shippers Before Customs Officers 1: Signed at Washington, April 17, 1913