National isolation an illusion
Subtitle: political independence not isolation; interdependence of the United States and Europe
By: by Perry Belmont.
Publisher: G.P. Putnam's Sons
Published: 1924
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 631
Subjects: Democratic Party (U.S.); League of Nations.; Political parties -- United States.; United States -- Foreign relations.; United States -- Politics and government.
Notes: "Authorities consulted": p. 603-609.
Table of contents: title: Formation of parties.; title: Disruption and survival of the Democratic party.; title: Continuity of interdependence.; title: Land forces and sea power equally military.; title: The League of Nations and empire policy.; title: Appendices: I. The abolition of the secrecy of party funds (Senate document no. 495) II. Repudiation of the action of the Chicago convention: address to constituents, July 24, 1896. Resignation from the Democratic state committee, September 5, 1896. III. Personal government or executive officers before Congress; address before the American club of Paris, July 2, 1914. Senate document; letter to the Vice President, inserted in the Congressional record, March 25, 1916.