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100 1 $aRoot, Elihu,$d1845-1937.
245 10 $aMen and policies;$caddresses by Elihu Root, collected and edited by Robert Bacon and James Brown Scott.
260 $aCambridge,$bHarvard University Press,$c1924.
300 $a2 p. ℓ., iii-ix, 509 p.$c25 cm.
505 2 $a1. Some Americans. --Theodore Roosevelt --Joseph H. Choate --Andrew Carnegie --James Russell Lowell --Abraham Lincoln --Lincoln as a leader of men --Alexander Hamilton --Grover Cleveland --Robert Bacon --Address as president on the 75th anniversary of the Century Association --Address as vice-president on the 50th anniversary of the Metropolitan Museum of Art --Address on the 50th anniversary of the Association of the Bar of the city of New York. --2. Law and its administration. --The Constitution of the United States --Address at a dinner given by the Association of the Bar of the city of New York to Lord Chief Justice Reading, as ambassador to the United States --Judges and legislatures --The standard of legal education --The restatement of the substantive law. --3. The war and readjustment. --Letter to the president of the National Security League --Speech at a meeting in honor of the Archbishop of York --Speech before the National Security League in Philadelphia --Address as Chairman of the annual meeting of the National Security League --Public statement for the National War Savings Committee in New York City --The duty of the opposition party in the war --The resumption of individual liberty --The restoration policies of the United States --War memorials --New York regional plan --The League of Nations --Speech at a meeting under the direction of the National Republican Club, in the presidential election of 1920 --The second Hague Peace Conference --Latin-American cooperation --The Carnegie endowment for international peace --The permanent court of international justice --The conditions and possibilities remaining for international law after the war --The prohibition of submarines and poisonous gases --International law at the Washington Conference on the Limitation of Armament --Democracy and foreign affairs --A requisite for the success of popular diplomacy --The education of democracy in foreign affairs --How to interest democracy in foreign affairs.
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