[Arbitration and peace
Subtitle: pamphlet volume]
Published: 1836
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Peace; Congresses; National security; Arbitration (Administrative law); Massachusetts Peace Society
Other titles: Pamplets, arbitration and peace
Table of contents: title: [1] The Peace congress at Brussels on the 20th, 21st, and 22nd of Sept., 1848.; title: [2] Advocate of Peace, Nov., Dec., 1849.; title: [3] Advocate of Peace, Sept., Oct., 1851.; title: [4] Report of the proceedings of the Peace Conference at Edinburgh Oct. 12, 13, 1853 with the speeches of Richard Cobden, John Bright, Edward Miall.; title: [5] Advocate of Peace, Feb. 1854.; title: [6] Message from the President of the United States relative to the mediation of Great Britain in settling the affairs between the United States and France.; title: [7] In Senate of the United States Mr. Underwood made the following report / [Joseph R. Underwood].; title: [8] Speech against the proposed mediation of the United States in the Eastern War / E.M. Chamberlain.; title: [9] Advocate of Peace, May, June, 1851.; title: [10] Stipulated arbitration a substitute for war / American Peace Society.; title: [11] Advocate of Peace, Dec. 1853.; title: [12] A plea with Christians for the cause of peace / American Peace Society.; title: [13] Advocate of Peace, Jan. 1854.; title: [14] Twenty-fifth anniversary of the American Peace Society.; title: [15] The war in Europe, mediation / Vattel, pseud.; title: [16] The wear in the East, American mediation for the peace of Europe ... [newspaper cutting].; title: [17] The peace question [newspaper cutting].; title: [18] American mediation [newspaper cutting].; title: [19] [item missing.]; title: [20] The letter of John Bright on the war.; title: [21] What next and next? / Richard Cobden.; title: [22] Reform the militia, proposals for such changes as shall secure its benefits without evils.; title: [23] War and peace, the evils of the first, and a plan for preserving the last / William Jay.; title: [24] Our national defences, what are they? / Charles Tennant.