Title: The Eagle and the dove : the American peace movement and United States foreign policy, 1900-1922 /
Authors: Chambers, John Whiteclay, 1936-
Publisher: Syracuse University Press,
Year: 1991
Subjects: Peace movements United States History Sources.; World War, 1914-1918 Protest movements United States Sources.; United States Foreign relations Sources.
Contents: Part I. Awakening of the Modern American Peace Movement, 1899 to 1914. The first Hague Peace Conference, Arbitration Convention (1899) -- Captain Alfred Thayer Mahan cautions against arbitration (1899) Lucia Ames Mead endorses arbitration and an international police force (1903) -- Andrew Carnegie and Theodore Roosevelt on international peace (1905, 1906) -- William James proposes a "moral equivalent of war" (1910) -- Hamilton Holt recommends a League of Peace (1911) -- President William Howard Taft supports general arbitration treaties (1911) -- Lake Mohonk Conference on Business and International Law (1911) -- Press reaction to Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan and his "cooling off" treaties (1913) -- Elihu Root's Nobel Peace Prize speech on the Peace Movement and Internation Law (1914).