Addresses on international subjects
By: by Elihu Root, collected and ed. by Robert Bacon and James Brown Scott. 
Publisher: Harvard university press; [etc., etc.]
Published: 1916
Place of publication: Cambridge
Language: eng
Number of pages: 463
Subjects: Lieber, Francis, 1800-1872; International law; United States -- Foreign relations
Table of contents: title: The need of popular understanding of international law.; title: The real questions under the Japanese treaty and the San Francisco school board resolution.; title: The sanction of international law.; title: The relations between international tribunals of arbitration and the jurisdiction of national courts.; title: The basis of protection to citizens residing abroad.; title: The function of private codification in international law.; title: The real significance of the Declaration of London.; title: Francis Lieber.; title: The real Monroe doctrine.; title: Address at a conference of teachers of international law.; title: The Hague peace conferences.; title: The importance of judicial settlement.; title: Nobel peace prize address.; title: The ethics of the Panama question.; title: The obligations of the United States as to Panama calal tolls.; title: Panama canal tolls.; title: The treaty of 1832 with Russia.; title: The Mexican resolution.; title: The ship purchase bill.; title: Second speech on the ship purchase bill.; title: The outlook for international law.; title: Should international law be codified?; title: The declaration of the rights and duties of nationas of the American Institute of Intrnational Law.; title: Foreigh affairs, 1913-1916.