National governments and international relations
By: by Frank Abbott Magruder
Series: Harvard social studies textbooks preservation microfilm project -- 01068
Publisher: Allyn and Bacon
Published: 1929
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 595
Subjects: Political science; International law; International relations; International law and relations
Notes: Bibliography at end of each chapter.
Table of contents: title: How the United States conducts her foreign affairs; title: Hawaii and Alaska; title: Philippine Islands; title: Caribbean dependencies of the United States; title: Caribbean protectorates of the United States; title: Central American protectorates of the United States; title: Mexico; title: South America; title: Great Britain; title: The dominion of Canada; title: Ireland; title: India and Egypt; title: France; title: Italy and the Fascist movement; title: Switzerland; title: Germany; title: Central Europe; title: Russia and the Communist regime; title: Turkey; title: Japan; title: China; title: International law; title: Immigration to the United States; title: Causes of international wars; title: Effects of international wars; title: World War reparations and debts; title: Proposed methods of preventing international wars; title: The League of Nations; title: The World Court.