First published in 1927, this book sets out 'the progress of that mutual understanding between the American and British governments'.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction; 1. The international mind; indispensable prerequisite of lasting peace; 2. Some permanent conditions underlying British-American relations; 3. Political alliances and peace and war; England, France and America in the days of the Grand Coalition; 4. Negotiation as a substitute for war; Jay's treaty of 1794; 5. Economic pressure as a substitute for war; England, France and America in the Napoleonic epoch; 6. The Monroe Doctrine; isolation as a substitute for war; 7. A vision postponed; the rejected British-American General Arbitration Treaty of 1897, and the World Court; Appendix.
