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Descriptive Summary Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Carnegie Endowment for International Peace pamphlet and microfilm collection, 1817-1950 MS2110 65 Linear feet The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace was founded in 1910 by Andrew Carnegie. The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, which since 1983 has again been headquartered in Washington, D.C., continues the work begun by its founders. Elihu Root and Nicholas Murray Butler were activists in a segment of a larger peace movement both in the U.S. and abroad that had its roots in the later years of the nineteenth century. This collection consists of over 7,200 items of bound pamphlets, unbound pamphlets, and microfilm. They range in date from 1817 to 1950. The topics cover world wars, international treaties and other important world events. The George Washington University, The Gelman Library, Special Collections Research Center English Information for Users Preferred citation

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace pamphlet and microfilm collection, Special Collections Research Center, The George Washington University.

Restrictions on Access

Some records may be restricted.

Acquisition Information

Gelman Library purchased this collection in 1950

Restrictions on Use

Some material may be copyrighted or restricted. It is the patron's obligation to determine and satisfy copyright or other case restrictions when publishing or otherwise distributing materials found in the collections.

Historical or Biographical Note

The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace was founded in 1910 by Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919), who transferred to 28 selected trustees the sum of $10 million in bonds, the revenue of which was to be used to "hasten the abolition of international war." Two of the trustees, Elihu Root and Nicholas Murray Butler were very important figures in the formation of the Endowment. Elihu Root (1845-1937) served his country as Secretary of War, Secretary of State, and United States Senator. He is best remembered for his efforts to ensure international peace. He received the Nobel Peace prize in 1912 and was President of the Board of Trustees of the Carnegie Endowment from 1910 to 1925. Nicholas Murray Butler (1862-1947) served as President of Columbia University from 1902 to 1945 and shared the Nobel Peace Prize with Jane Addams in 1931. He succeeded Root as President of the Endowment, a post he held until 1945. The efforts of these men established the direction of the Endowment which for eighty-five years has encouraged peace through educational enterprises that promote international understanding and the codification of international law.

The Carnegie Endowment was headquartered in Washington, D.C., until it moved to New York City in 1950. Prior to its move, the Endowment sought an institution to purchase its library to ensure that its materials would continue to be available to researchers. The library collection was sold to The George Washington University for $75,000 in the year of the Endowment's move. This constituted a major acquisition for the University considering that in the fiscal year 1949/50 the University provided a total of $15,000 for the purchase of library books. The 60,000 volume collection of books, pamphlets, and documents was at that time one of the finest assembled for the study of international relations and world peace, according to an official from the Library of Congress who appraised the collection.

The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, which since 1983 has again been headquartered in Washington, D.C., continues the work begun by its founders. Elihu Root and Nicholas Murray Butler were activists in a segment of a larger peace movement both in the U.S. and abroad that had its roots in the later years of the nineteenth century. The men and women who founded societies devoted to world peace were generally the elite of society: educators, business leaders, clergymen, journalists, etc. Periods of domestic and political turmoil and uncertainty, both at home and abroad, spurred these people to work for the cause of peace, since the promise of lasting peace meant economic and social stability. Peace societies served as forums for a national elite who held themselves responsible for molding public opinion on a wide range of issues, among them the promotion of a foreign policy that would establish a peaceful means of arbitrating international disputes. This collection of pamphlets reflect these aims and is thus a very useful research source for scholars.

Collection Scope and Content

This collection consists of over 7,200 items of bound pamphlets, unbound pamphlets, and microfilm. They range in date from 1817 to 1950. The collection covers more than following topics: the World Peace Foundation, World War I, World War II, the League of Nations, the League of Nations Union, the Treaty of Versailles, miscellaneous war, the New York Federation of Churches, International relations, national, regional, political science, social systems, economics, finance, foreign trade, labor, miscellaneous, and foreign language.

Gelman Library purchased this collection in 1950.

Please note there is no series one in this collection.

Collection Organization

Organized into four series (numbered 2-5): Library records, Unbound pamphlets, Microfilm, Bound manuscripts, and James B. Scott materials. Please note, there is no series one in this collection.

Indexing Terms Individuals Carnegie, Andrew Root, Elihu Butler, Nicholas Murray Corporate Entities Carnegie Endowment for International Peace World Peace Foundation League of Nations League of Nations Union Topics Carnegie Endowment for International Peace pamphlet and microfilm collection Economic conditions Finance Labor and laboring classes World War, 1914-1918 World War, 1939-1945 Treaty of Versailles (1919) Geographic Locations Washington (D.C.) Detailed Description of the Records MS2110 Series 2 Unbound pamphlets, 1817-1950 47 Linear feet

Please note there is no series one in this collection. This series contains approximately 4,350 unbound pamphlets, which include approximately 700 in foreign languages. They range in date from 1817 to 1950. Most of these fall under the "General Peace" category (about 19% of the total collection), "World War II" (13%), "National/Regional" (13%), and "International Relations/Foreign Policy" (4%). The remainder of the collection contains materials on political science, social science, economics, foreign trade, labor, and other subjects.

1 1 "A League of Peace", 1907

Previous folder number: A-2-1, Author: Carnegie, Andrew

1 2 "The Path to Peace", 1909

Previous folder number: A-2-2, Author: Carnegie, Andrew

1 3 "Peace by Arbitration", 1907

Previous folder number: A-2-3, Author: Carnegie, Andrew

1 4 "A League of Peace: A Rectorial Address", 1906

Previous folder number: A-2-4, Author: Carnegie, Andrew

1 5 "The Wrong Path"and "Armaments and Their Results", 1909

Previous folder number: A-2-5, Author: Carnegie, Andrew (2 pamphlets)

1 6 Consecration Serviced Preceding the Opening of the International Peace Congress", 1904

Previous folder number: A-2-6

1 7 "A Strong Army in a Free State", 1900 ca.

Previous folder number: A-2-7, Author: Coulton, G.G.

1 8 "Proved Practicability of International Arbitration", 1904

Previous folder number: A-2-8, Author: Darby, W. Evans

1 9 "The Colleges and International Arbitration", 1910

Previous folder number: A-2-9, Author: Harry, Clinton Phillips

1 10 "Justice Versus Force", 1900 ca.

Previous folder number: A-2-10, Author: International Arbitration and Peace Association

1 11 "America and the Hague Conferences" (Maryland Quarterly, no. 2), 1910

Previous folder number: A-2-11, Author: Maryland Peace Society

1 12 "Judicial Proceedings as a Substitute for War or International Self-Redress" (Maryland Quarterly, no. 1), 1910

Previous folder number: A-2-12, Author: Maryland Peace Society

1 13 "The Peace Movement Practical" (Maryland Quarterly, no. 4), 1910

Previous folder number: A-2-13, Author: Maryland Peace Society

1 14 "War and Its Remedy" (Maryland Quarterly, no. 3), 1910

Previous folder number: A-2-14, Author: Maryland Peace Society

1 15 "Jean de Bloch and the Future of War", 1903

Previous folder number: A-2-15, Author: Mead, Edwin D.

1 16 "More Earnest Work for the World's Peace", 1902

Previous folder number: A-2-16, Author: Mead, Edwin D.

1 17 "A Primer of the Peace Movement", 1908

Previous folder number: A-2-17, Author: Mead, Mrs. Lucia Ames

1 18 "A Primer of the Peace Movement", 1909

Previous folder number: A-2-18, Author: Mead, Lucia Ames

1 19 "Teaching Patriotism and Justice", 1907

Previous folder number: A-2-19, Author: Mead, Mrs. Lucia Ames

1 20 "American Prophets of Peace", 1907

Previous folder number: A-2-20, Author: National Arbitration and Peace Congress

1 21 "Armaments and Policy", 1909

Previous folder number: A-2-21, Author: National Peace Council (Political Series No.3)

1 22 "England and Germany" (Political Series No.2), 1908

Previous folder number: A-2-22, Author: National Peace Council

1 23 "Peace by Justice" (Political Series No.1), 1908

Previous folder number: A-2-23, Author: National Peace Council

1 24 "Teachers and International Peace", 1908

Previous folder number: A-2-24, Author: National Peace Council No.25

1 25 "New England Arbitration and Peace Congress", 1910

Previous folder number: A-2-25, Author: New England Peace Conference

1 26 "First Annual Report 1906", 1906

Previous folder number: A-2-26, Author: The Peace Society Australian Branch

1 27 "Jean de Bloch and the Museum of War and Peace", 1902

Previous folder number: A-2-27, Author: Perris, G.H.

1 28 "The Duty of Working for International Unity and Concord: A Letter to Unitarians", 1900 ca.

Previous folder number: A-2-28, Author: Pratt, Hodgson

1 29 "Address by the Secretary of State, Mr. Root, Upon the Opening of the National Arbitration and Peace Congress, In the City of New York, April 15, 1907", 1907

Previous folder number: A-2-29, Author: Root, Elihu

1 30 "Seitz System of Governments - United Republics of the World", 1901

Previous folder number: A-2-30, Author: Seitz, Earl William

1 31 "To Abolish War", 1916

Previous folder number: A-2-31, Author: Stead, F. Herbert

1 32 "Cause and Cure of Modern Militarism", 1909

Previous folder number: A-2-32, Author: Tolstoy, Count

1 33 "International Arbitration at the Opening of the Twentieth Century", 1909

Previous folder number: A-2-33, Author: Trueblood, Benjamin F.

1 34 "A Periodic Congress of the Nations", 1907

Previous folder number: A-2-34, Author: Trueblood, Benjamin F.

1 35 "The Waste of Militarism", 1910

Previous folder number: A-2-35, Author: World Peace Foundation

1 36 "International Justice vs. 'The Splendors of War'", 1907

Previous folder number: A-2-36, Author: Wright, Carroll Davidson

1 37 "Letter and Tablet from Abdul-Baha to the Central Organization for a Durable Peace, Hague (Netherlands)", 1920

Previous folder number: A-3-1, Author:Abd Al-Baha Ibn Baha Allah

1 38 "Militarism as a Cause of the High Cost of Living", 1910 ca.

Previous folder number: A-3-2, Author:The American Peace Society

1 39 "Report of the Inaugural Meeting", 1911

Previous folder number: A-3-3, Author:The American Peace Society of Japan

1 40 "The Policy Behind Armaments", 1911

Previous folder number: A-3-4, Author:Angell, Norman

1 41 "War and the Workers", 1912

Previous folder number: A-3-5, Author:Angell, Norman

1 42 "The Palace of Peace", 1913

Previous folder number: A-3-6, Author:Carnegie, Andrew

1 43 "The Promotion of International Peace through Universities", 1912

Previous folder number: A-3-7, Author:Carpenter, Jestlin

1 44 "The Causes of War", 1920 ca.

Previous folder number: A-3-8, Author:Church Peace Union

1 45 "Europe's War America's Way", 1920 ca.

Previous folder number: A-3-9, Author:Church Peace Union

1 46 "The Scourge of Militarism", 1920 ca.

Previous folder number: A-3-10, Author:Church Peace Union

1 47 "The Way to Disarm: A Practical Proposal", 1920 ca.

Previous folder number: A-3-11, Author:Church Peace Union

1 48 "The Second Hague Conference", 1915 ca.

Previous folder number: A-3-12, Author:Darby, W. Evans

1 49 "War or Arbitration", 1912 ca.

Previous folder number: A-3-13, Author:Dean of Gibraltar

1 50 "A Memorial to the President", 1914

Previous folder number: A-3-14, Author:Dutch Peace Society (Vrede door Recht)

1 51 "The United Democratic Nations of the World", 1917

Previous folder number: A-3-15, Author:Foote, Allen Ripley

1 52 "War on War", 1915

Previous folder number: A-3-16, Author:Forbes, Mrs. J. Malcolm

1 53 "The Peace Movement Among the Young", 1911

Previous folder number: A-3-17, Author:Gould, F.J.

1 54 "The Importance of Instruction", 1912

Previous folder number: A-3-18, Author:Hobson, John

1 55 "Peace Bibliography", 1910

Previous folder number: A-3-19, Author:Huntsman, M.H.

1 56 "War?? or Judicial Settlement of International Disputes?"(A Reply to Dr. James Brown Scott), 1914

Previous folder number: A-3-20, Author:Johannsen, N., (2 copies)

1 57 "An Open Letter to the Nation with Regard to a Peace Plan", 1915

Previous folder number: A-3-21, Author:Kehler, James Howard

1 58 "The Spirit of History Teaching Attitude of the Teacher Toward War", 1920 ca.

Previous folder number: A-3-22, Author:Leuliette, Victor

1 59 "Twentieth World Peace Congress - Hague (Netherlands) President's Address", 1913

Previous folder number: A-3-23, Author:Louter, J. De

1 60 "Krause's League for Human Right and Thereby World Peace", 1917

Previous folder number: A-3-24, Author:MacCauley, Clay

1 61 "The Growth of the Pacific Spirit", 1912

Previous folder number: A-3-25, Author:Macdonnell, John

1 62 "A Forward Step in Civilization" (Maryland Quarterly, no. 9), 1912

Previous folder number: A-3-26, Author:Maryland Peace Society

1 63 item 1 "Internationalism as a Science" by Henri La Fonataine (Maryland Quarterly, no. 9), 1912

Previous folder number: A-3-27, Author:Maryland Peace Society

1 63 item 2 "The Poor" by - J.W. Magruder (Maryland Quarterly, no. 9), 1912

Previous folder number: A-3-27, Author:Maryland Peace Society

1 64 "A League of Peace" (Maryland Quarterly, no. 7), 1911

Previous folder number: A-3-28, Author:Maryland Peace Society

1 65 "The Phases of Progress toward Peace" (Maryland Quarterly, no. 12), 1912

Previous folder number: A-3-29, Author:Maryland Peace Society

1 66 "The Waste of War" (Maryland Quarterly, no. 6), 1911

Previous folder number: A-3-30, Author:Maryland Peace Society

1 67 "Constitution for World-Wide Federation", 1911

Previous folder number: A-3-31, Author:Mason, Robert W.

1 68 "The False Mysticism of War", 1915

Previous folder number: A-3-32, Author:Matters, Muriel

1 69 "The American Peace Party and its Present Aims and Duties", 1913

Previous folder number: A-3-33, Author:Mead, Edwin

1 70 "Julia Ward Howe's Peace Crusade", 1910

Previous folder number: A-3-34, Author:Mead, Edwin D.

1 71 item 1 "Shall Great Britain, Germany, and the United States Now Unite for the Limitation of Naval Armaments?", 1913

Previous folder number: A-3-35, Author:Mead, Edwin D.

1 71 item 2 "Human Nature and the War System", 1913

Previous folder number: A-3-35, Author:Mead, Edwin D.

1 72 "Neutrality and Public Opinion", 1915

Previous folder number: A-3-36, Author:Nagel, Hon. Charles

1 73 "Neutrality and Public Opinion", 1915

Previous folder number: A-3-37, Author:Nagel, Hon. Charles

1 74 "Organized Insanity or the Hague", 1914

Previous folder number: A-3-38, Author:Nasmyth, George W.

1 75 "Arbitration and Sovereignty", 1912

Previous folder number: A-3-39, Author:National Peace Council, Baty, T.

1 76 "International Federation", 1911

Previous folder number: A-3-40, Author:National Peace Council, Alexander, Joseph G.

1 77 "Justice Not Force", 1913

Previous folder number: A-3-41, Author:National Peace Council, Rowntree, Joshua

1 78 "The International Peace Bureau and the Reconstruction of the International Movement", 1919

Previous folder number: A-3-42, Author:National Peace Council

1 79 "The International Peace Movement and the Present Crisis", 1918

Previous folder number: A-3-43, Author:National Peace Council

1 80 "The Policy of the National Peace Council Before and Since the Armistice", 1920

Previous folder number: A-3-44, Author:National Peace Council

1 81 "The Third Hague Conference and Innocent Commerce in time of War", 1912

Previous folder number: A-3-45, Author:National Peace Council, Lawrence, T.J.

1 82 "The Approach of Nations", 1911

Previous folder number: A-3-46, Author:National Peace Council, Newman, T.P.

1 83 "The Germs of War", 1916

Previous folder number: A-3-47, Author:Nearing, Scott

1 84 "On Behalf of the Coming Peace" (and additional pamphlets), 1914

Previous folder number: A-3-48, Author:Nederlandshe Anti-Oorlog Raad

1 85 "The Future of International Law", 1917 ca.

Previous folder number: A-3-49, Author:Partridge, Frank C.

1 86 "International Peace Winning Essays", 1912

Previous folder number: A-3-50, Author:Peter, Eunice and Katherine Warren

1 87 "Social Reform Versus War", 1912

Previous folder number: A-3-51, Author:Porsonby, Arthur

1 88 "Should the Carnegie Foundation be Suppressed?", 1915

Previous folder number: A-3-52, Author:Pritchett, President Henry S.

1 89 "Some Supposed Just Causes of War", 1910

Previous folder number: A-3-53, Author:Ralston, Jackson H.

1 90 "A Nation in Arms", 1912

Previous folder number: A-3-54, Author:Roberts, Frederick

1 91 "The Great Evolution and End of War", 1914

Previous folder number: A-3-55, Author:Ross, John Milton

1 92 "Universities and the Peace Movement", 1911

Previous folder number: A-3-56, Author:Seth, James

1 93 "Why we Should not Increase Our Armaments", 1915

Previous folder number: A-3-57, Author:Sharpless, Isaac

1 94 "The Near-At-Hand World League for Prevention of Aggression", 1916

Previous folder number: A-3-58, Author:Shibley, George H.

1 95 "The Present Status of International Arbitration - Winning Essay", 1913

Previous folder number: A-3-59, Author:Smith, Bryant

1 96 "An Argument Against The League To Enforce Peace - Cooperation Versus Compulsion in the Organization of the Society of Nations", 1916

Previous folder number: A-3-60, Author:Snow, Alpheus H.

1 97 "The Federation of Nations", 1917 ca.

Previous folder number: A-3-61, Author:The Society for the Promotion of the Federation of Nations

1 98 "The Case for an International Police Force", 1919 ca.

Previous folder number: A-3-62, Author:Stead, F. Herbert

1 99 "War and the Need of a Higher Nationalism", 1915

Previous folder number: A-3-63, Author:Symonds, Rev. H.

1 100 "The Historic Development of the Peace Idea", 1913

Previous folder number: A-3-64, Author:Trueblood, Benjamin Franklin

1 101 "Theories of Social Organization and the Problems of International Peace", 1915

Previous folder number: A-3-65, Author:Tenney, A.A.

1 102 "The End of War and the Federation of the Peoples", 1911 ca.

Previous folder number: A-3-66, Author:Umano

1 103 "Union of Democratic Controle", 1918 ca.

Previous folder number: A-3-67, Author:Union of Democratic Controle, [German, Swedish, Dutch, French, Italian]

1 104 "The Union of International Associations - A World Center", 1914

Previous folder number: A-3-68, Author:Union of International Associations

1 105 "Speech Delivered by the German Chancellor Dr. Von Bethmann-Hooweg", 1916

Previous folder number: A-3-69, Author:Von Bethmann-Hollweg, Dr.

1 106 "War or Peace", 1915

Previous folder number: A-3-70

1 107 "Humane Teaching and International Peace", 1910

Previous folder number: A-3-71, Author:Weardale, Lord

2 1 "America and the Permanent Court of International Justice", 1910

Previous folder number: A-3-72, Author:World Peace Foundation

2 2 "Annual Report 1916", 1917

Previous folder number: A-3-73, Author:World Peace Foundation

2 3 "Club Women and the Peace Movement", 1912 ca.

Previous folder number: A-3-74, Author:World Peace Foundation

2 4 "Instructions to the American Delegates to the Hague Conferences 1899 and 1907", 1913

Previous folder number: A-3-75, Author:World Peace Foundation

2 5 "Leaflets on Preparedness", 1915 ca.

Previous folder number: A-3-76, Author:World Peace Foundation

2 6 "The New Pan Americanism", 1917

Previous folder number: A-3-77, Author:World Peace Foundation

2 7 "If War Were A Crime", 1925

Previous folder number: A-4-1, Author:Allen, Florence E.

2 8 "International Conciliation", 1923

Previous folder number: A-4-2, Author:American Association for International Conciliation

2 9 "Letter of Salmon O. Levinson to Mr. J.C. Garnett",

Previous folder number: A-4-3, Author:American Committee for the Outlawry of War

2 10 Miscellaneous Pamphlets, 1922-1929

Previous folder number: A-4-5, Author:American Peace Society

2 11 "The Effort of the United Stated to Bring About World Peace", 1924 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-6, Author:Boeckel, Florence Brewer

2 12 "The Effort of the United States to Bring About World Peace", 1927

Previous folder number: A-4-7, Author:Boeckel, Florence Brewer

2 13 "The Power of the Press for Peace and War", 1924

Previous folder number: A-4-8, Author:Boeckel, Florence Brewer

2 14 "Outlawry of War", 1923

Previous folder number: A-4-9, Author:Borah, William E.

2 15 "Public Opinion Outlaws War", 1924

Previous folder number: A-4-10, Author:Borah, William E. (2 copies)

2 16 "Reparations and Public Opinion" Foreign Policy Association No.20, 1923

Previous folder number: A-4-11, Author:Boyden, Ronald W.

2 17 "Construction of Cruisers", 1929

Previous folder number: A-4-12, Author:Burton, Theodore E.

2 18 "The Disarmament Conference at Washington Will be a Failure", 1921

Previous folder number: A-4-13, Author:Carnovale, Luigi

2 19 "Only By the Abolition of Neutrality Can Wars be Quickly and Forever Prevented", 1922

Previous folder number: A-4-14, Author:Carnovale, Luigi

2 20 "A Great International Program to give Security to France and All Nations", 1929 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-15, Author:Colcord, Samuel

2 21 item 1 "Outlaw War!", 1924

Previous folder number: A-4-16, Author:.00001Committees for the Outlawry of War

2 21 item 2 "The Outlawry of War", 1923

Previous folder number: A-4-16, Author:.00002Committees for the Outlawry of War

2 21 item 3 "The Outlawry of War", 1923

Previous folder number: A-4-16, Author:.00003Committees for the Outlawry of War

2 21 item 4 "The Outlawry of War", 1927

Previous folder number: A-4-16, Author:.00004Committees for the Outlawry of War

2 22 item 1 "Friends and War A New Statement of the Quaker Position", 1920

Previous folder number: A-4-17, Author:Conference of All Friends

2 22 item 2 "Can All Questions be Arbitrated", 1927

Previous folder number: A-4-17, Author:Easley, Ralph

2 23 "Remarks of Hon. Walter E. Edge of New Jersey in the Senate", 1929

Previous folder number: A-4-18, Author:Edge, Walter E.(Outlawry of war)

2 24 "A New Endowment for International Friendship", 1924 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-19, Author:Edmonds, Harry E.

2 25 "Why Have We Failed to Disarm?", 1927

Previous folder number: A-4-20, Author:Forster, W. Arnold

2 26 "A Five Years' Crusade", 1930

Previous folder number: A-4-21, Author:Free Church Council

2 27 "Can Peace Be Kept by Force?", 1929 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-22, Author:Fry, A. Ruth

2 28 "Jesus Christ and War", 1929

Previous folder number: A-4-23, Author:Gibbs, Jessie W.

2 29 "Geneva, 1921", 1921

Previous folder number: A-4-24, Author:Harris, H. Wilson

2 31 "The Harvard War Memorial", 1927 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-25, Author:Harvard University

2 32 "A Constructive Program Against War", 1925

Previous folder number: A-4-26, Author:Hill, David Jayne

2 33 "The Work of the Permanent Court of International Justice During its First Two Years" World Peace Foundation No.6, 1923

Previous folder number: A-4-27, Author:Hudson, Manley O.

2 34 "The Washington Conference", 1922

Previous folder number: A-4-28, Author:Hull, Wm. I.

2 35 "Bibliography - Prevention of War", 1927

Previous folder number: A-4-29, Author:Huntsman, M.H.

2 36 "International House", 1924

Previous folder number: A-4-30, Author:Intercollegiate Cosmopolitan Club

2 37 "Arbitration", 1928 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-31, Author:International Chamber of Commerce

2 38 Various Pamphlets, 1926-1945

Previous folder number: A-4-32, Author:International Court of Justice

2 39 "Report of the International Peace Congress", 1922

Previous folder number: A-4-33, Author:International Federation of Trade Unions

2 40 "War and Peace in United States History Text-Books", 1925 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-34, Author:Kendig-Gill, Isabelle

2 41 "World-Wide Education for Peace", 1923

Previous folder number: A-4-35, Author:Kendig-Gill, Isabelle

2 42 "War Films and World Peace", 1928

Previous folder number: A-4-36, Author:Kenworthy, J.M.

2 43 "The Naval Situation and Mr. Kellogg's Proposal for Renunciation of War", 1928

Previous folder number: A-4-37, Author:Kerr, Philip H.

2 44 "World Problems of Today", 1923

Previous folder number: A-4-38, Author:Kerr, Philip Henry Institute of Politics

2 45 "Annual Report for 1930", 1931

Previous folder number: A-4-39, Author:League of Nations Union

2 46 "The New Map of Europe", 1920 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-40, Author:The League to Enforce Peace

2 47 "Soldier and Policeman", 1926

Previous folder number: A-4-41, Author:Le Mare, Arthur S.

2 48 "Abolishing the Institution of War", 1928

Previous folder number: A-4-42, Author:Levinson, S.O.

2 49 "Can Peace be Enforced?", 1925

Previous folder number: A-4-43, Author:Levinson, Salmon O.

2 50 "Can War be Outlawed?", 1924

Previous folder number: A-4-44, Author:Levinson, Salmon O.

2 51 "Outlawry of War", 1921

Previous folder number: A-4-45, Author:Levinson, Salmon

2 52 "The Prevention of War", 1925

Previous folder number: A-4-46, Author:Levinson, S.O.

2 53 "The American Peace Movement", 1928

Previous folder number: A-4-47, Author:Libby, Frederick J.

2 54 "The Capper-Johnson Bill", 1926

Previous folder number: A-4-48, Author:Libby, Frederick J.

2 55 "The First Decade of the World's New Era", 1929

Previous folder number: A-4-49, Author:Libby, Frederick J.

2 56 "The Story of the National Council for Prevention of War", 1921

Previous folder number: A-4-50, Author:Libby, Frederick J.

2 57 "What Can I do for Peace?", 1923 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-51, Author:Libby, Frederick J.

2 58 "Why An American Peace Movement?", 1930

Previous folder number: A-4-52, Author:Libby, Frederick J.

2 59 "Let Britain Lead", 1923

Previous folder number: A-4-53, Author:MacDonald, J. Ramsay

2 60 "What the Christian Church needs to Know about War and Peace", 1923

Previous folder number: A-4-54, Author:Mead, Lucia Ames

2 61 "Problems of Disarmament", 1926

Previous folder number: A-4-55, Author:Miller, David Hunter

2 62 "Relation of America to Disarmament", 1926

Previous folder number: A-4-56, Author:Miller, David Hunter

2 63 "Excommunications and Outlawry", 1924

Previous folder number: A-4-57, Author:Morrison, Charles Clayton

2 64 "Tariffs and Peace", 1930

Previous folder number: A-4-58, Author:Murray, Gilbert

2 65 "Accept the General Act", 1929

Previous folder number: A-4-59, Author:National Council for the Prevention of War

2 66 "Disarmament: Britain Must Give a Lead", 1922

Previous folder number: A-4-60, Author:National Council for Prevention of War

2 67 "War Films and World Peace", 1929

Previous folder number: A-4-61, Author:National Council for Prevention of War (reprint)

2 68 "Shall We Prevent War?", 1923 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-62, Author:National Council for Reduction of Armaments, The

2 69 "Report on the Washington Conference", 1922

Previous folder number: A-4-63, Author:New York (N.Y.) Council for Limitation of Armament

2 70 "Personal Service for Peace!", 1926 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-64, Author:Peat, David A.

2 71 "Proposed Constitution of the Federated Nations of the World", 1925

Previous folder number: A-4-65, Author:Perkins, Willis B.

2 72 "The Unity of Modern Society", 1923

Previous folder number: A-4-66, Author:Roberts, George E.

2 73 "The Work of International House", 1923

Previous folder number: A-4-67, Author:Rockefeller, John D. Jr.

2 74 "The Codification of International Law", 1925

Previous folder number: A-4-68, Author:Root, Elihu

2 75 "Problems Confronting the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace", 1920

Previous folder number: A-4-69, Author:Root, Elihu and Nicholas Murray Butler

2 76 "Steps Toward Preserving Peace" (World Peace Foundation No.4), 1925

Previous folder number: A-4-70, Author:Root, Elihu

2 77 "A Safe International Policy", 1927

Previous folder number: A-4-71, Author:Shotwell, James T.

2 78 "Federation of Nations", 1922

Previous folder number: A-4-72, Author:Smyth, William Henry

2 79 "Adventuring Towards Peace", 1929

Previous folder number: A-4-73, Author:Society of Friends

2 80 "American Friends Service Committee", 1929 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-74, Author:Society of Friends

2 81 "The Position of the Society of Friends in Regard to War", 1928 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-75, Author:Society of Friends

2 82 "The Abolition of Aggressive War by Comprehensive Legislation", 1928

Previous folder number: A-4-76, Author:Spiller, G.

2 83 "Annual Reports", 1925-1931

Previous folder number: A-4-77, Author:Student's International Union

2 84 item 1 "The Geneva Protocol", 1925

Previous folder number: A-4-78, Author:Swanwick, Mrs. H.M.

2 84 item 2 "A Model Assembly of the League of Nations", 1927 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-78, Author:bSyracuse University

2 85 "The General Pact for the Renunciation of War", 1928

Previous folder number: A-4-79, Author:U.S. Department of State

2 86 "The Limitation of Armaments", 1921

Previous folder number: A-4-80, Author:Wehberg, Hans

2 87 "China and World Peace", 1922

Previous folder number: A-4-81, Author:Wells, H.G.

2 88 "Playing at Peace", 1927

Previous folder number: A-4-82, Author:Wells, H.G.

2 89 "The Way to World Peace", 1930

Previous folder number: A-4-83, Author:Wells, H.G.

2 90 "War and the Way Out of It", 1925

Previous folder number: A-4-84, Author:Weschler, Andrew P.

2 91 "Historical Sketch of the Intercollegiate Peace Association", 1910

Previous folder number: A-4-85, Author:.00001Weston, Stephen F.

2 92 "Intercollegiate Peace Association - Purpose, Plan, Method and General Features", 1928

Previous folder number: A-4-85, Author:.00002Weston, Stephen F.

2 93 "The Moral Equivalent of War", 1930 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-86, Author:Wirt, Lincoln

2 94 "Peace in Our Time", 1929

Previous folder number: A-4-87, Author:Wirt, Lincoln

2 95 "The German Ambassadors Speech on England and Germany", 1920 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-88, Author:Wolff-Metternich, Paul

2 96 "Memorandum in Favor of the Proposed Amendment Making War Legally Impossible for the United States", 1929

Previous folder number: A-4-90, Author:Women's Peace Movement

2 97 "World Disarmament Movement", 1928

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2 98 "Memorandum Re World Disarmament", 1930

Previous folder number: A-4-92, Author:World Disarmament Movement

2 99 "America and the Permanent Court of International Justice" No. 8, 1926

Previous folder number: A-4-93, Author:World Peace Foundation

2 100 "Hearings on the Permanent Court of International Justice" No.2, 1924

Previous folder number: A-4-94, Author:World Peace Foundation

2 101 "Permanent Court of International Justice Protocol of Signature, Optional Clause and Statute Judges of the Court" No.3, 1921

Previous folder number: A-4-95, Author:World Peace Foundation

2 102 "Laymen's Opportunity in Promoting International Peace", 1928

Previous folder number: A-4-96, Author:Wright, F. Herbert

2 103 "A Plea for Universal Peace", 1920 ca.

Previous folder number: A-4-97, Author:Yoshimura, Chokei

2 104 "First Edition", 1924

Previous folder number: A-4-98, Author:Youth and the War-Makers

2 105 "The March of the Bok Peace Prize Contest of 1924", 1929

Previous folder number: A-4-99, Author:Zilbernamn, Bella

3 1 "Observations on the Project of an American League of Nations", 1933

Previous folder number: A-5-1, Author:Alfaro, Ricardo J.