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III. COOPERATION OF STATES UNDER THE COVENANT

1. Health Organization

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280

Office international d'Hygiène publique

Epidemiological intelligence

Interchange of public health personnel

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283

284

286

288

289

290

II.

No. 4, THE INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC CONFER-

ENCE, by ALLYN A. YOUNG, Professor of Economics at

Harvard University, and H. VAN V. FAY

I. THE PROVISIONS OF THE PEACE TREATIES

EUROPEAN COMMERCIAL POLICIES SINCE THE WAR

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361

366

370

375

VIII. EXCERPTS FROM THE REPORT OF THE TRADE BARRIERS COMMITTEE OF

THE INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE:

APPENDIX I. ECONOMIC DECLARATION OF THE ALLIES, 1916.

401

A. Measures for war period

402

B. Transitory measures for the period of the commercial, industrial,

C. Permanent measures of mutual assistance and collaboration among

agricultural and maritime reconstruction of the Allied countries 403

the Allies

403

D.

404

APPENDIX II. CLOSING SPEECH OF G. THEUNIS, PRESIDENT OF THE COM-

MITTEE, NOVEMBER 19, 1926

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APPENDIX III. THE RESULTS OF THE CONFERENCE BY SIR JAMES ARTHUR

SALTER

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No. 5, CHINA TO-DAY: POLITICAL, by STANLEY K. HORN-

BECK, Lecturer on History of the Far East at Harvard

University

I. THE REVOLUTION AND NATIONALISM

The country and the people

Political organization before and since 1911

The civil conflict since 1916

The Nationalist "March on Peking"

Present distribution and alignment of military forces

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417

417

422

425

427

429

Absence of central authority

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433

435

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442

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III. THE ATTITUDE AND POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES

480

APPENDIX:

Treaty of Nanking between China-Great Britain, 1843

General regulations for British trade at five ports, 1843

Supplementary treaty, 1843

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492

493

Treaty of peace, amity and commerce, United States and China, 1844

Treaty of peace, friendship, commerce and navigation, Great Britain and

Treaty of commerce and navigation, Japan and China, 1896

499

Final protocol following “Boxer" troubles, 1901

502

Treaty between Great Britain and China, 1902

503

Supplementary treaty, commerce and navigation, Japan and China, 1903 510

Treaty, extension of commercial relations, United States and China, 1903 511

Declaration of policy by President of China, 1913

515

Agreements between Germany and China, restoration of state of peace,

1921

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concerning China, 1922

"Nine-power" treaty, principles and policies to be followed in matters

"Nine-power" treaty, Chinese Customs Tariff, 1922

Resolutions of the Conference on the Limitation of Armament

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526

530

Foreign policy of Nationalist party, 1924

540

Will of President of Kuomintang, 1925

541

Wong Ching-Wai proposals on international problems, 1925

Report, Commission on Extraterritoriality, Part IV, 1926

542

544

Japanese policy toward China

548

Statement of Secretary of State Kellogg, January 27, 1927

Message of Secretary of State Kellogg on Shanghai Settlement, 1927

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554

Statement of British Policy in China, 1927

556

House Concurrent Resolution 46, February 21, 1927

561

Exchange of notes, Nanking

562

Address of President Coolidge, April 25, 1927.

565

No. 6, THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS,

by A. LAWRENCE LOWELL, President of Harvard University,

and H. DUNCAN HALL, Professor of International Relations,
School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse Univer-
sity, formerly of the University of Sydney, Australia

APPENDIX

I. RESOLUTION IX. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE, 1917

II.

CORRESPONDENCE AND DOCUMENTS RELATIVE TO THE REPRESENTA-

TION OF CANADA AT THE PEACE CONFERENCE AND TO THE RATI-

FICATION OF THE TREATY OF PEACE WITH GERMANY:

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621

1. Correspondence respecting the representation of Canada

2. Rules of the Preliminary Peace Conference

621

623

3. British Empire Delegation. - The Dominions as parties and

signatories to the various peace treaties:

Memorandum circulated by Sir Robert Borden on behalf of the

Dominion Prime Ministers.

624

4. Order in Council authorizing issuance of Full Powers to Canadian

plenipotentiary delegates

625

5. Letter from Prime Minister of Canada to Prime Minister of United

Kingdom respecting issuance of Full Powers

626

7.

6. Full Powers issued to Canadian plenipotentiary

Correspondence between the Government of Canada and the

Government of the United Kingdom respecting ratification

of the treaty of peace

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628

III. REPORT OF THE CANADIAN DELEGATE TO THE CONFERENCE ON THE

LIMITATION OF ARMAMENT HELD AT WASHINGTON, 1922:

IV. REPORT OF DELEGATE FOR THE DOMINION OF NEW ZEALAND ON

CONFERENCE ON THE LIMITATION OF ARMAMENTS HELD AT

WASHINGTON, 1922

V. LAUSANNE CONFERENCE AND TREATY:

1. Exchange of telegrams between the British and Canadian Gov-

634

ernments:

The Governor General to the Secretary of State for the Colonies,

December 31, 1922

635

Secretary of State for the Colonies to the Governor General,

January 27, 1923

637

Secretary of State for the Colonies, February 22, 1924

The Governor General to the Secretary of State for the Colonies,

637

March 24, 1924

637

2. Statement by Prime Minister (Rt. Hon. Mackenzie King) in

Canadian House of Commons, June 9, 1924

638

VI. HALIBUT-FISHERIES TREATY, 1923:

1. Correspondence

639

2. Treaty for the protection of the Pacific halibut, 1923

643

VII. ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT FOR A TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN

AND IRELAND, 1921

645