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Special Assembly of the League of Nations1

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 August 2014

Bruce Williams
Bruce Williams*
Affiliation:
University of Virginia
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Notes on International Affairs
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American Political Science Review , Volume 20 , Issue 3 , August 1926 , pp. 634 - 643
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Copyright © American Political Science Association 1926

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Footnotes

1

This note and the following one were written by Professor Williams in Europe and on the basis of first-hand observation. [Man. Ed.]

References

2 Social-Demokraten, Stockholm, March 26, 1926Google Scholar.

3 Baker, Philip, “The Making of the Covenant from the British Point of View,” in Les Origines et L'Oeuvre de la Société des Nations, II, 37Google Scholar.

4 Minutes, First Committee, Third Assembly.

5 House, What Really Happened at Paris, 418.

6 London Times, March 3, 1926.

7 London Times, March 24, 1926.

8 London Times, March 13, 1926.

9 Monthly Summary, March, 1926.

10 Monthly Summary, December, 1924.

11 Monthly Summary, March, 1925. The “one exception” obviously refers to the unsatisfactory nature of the replies respecting Article 16.

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