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REPRESENTATION IN THE LEAGUE 195
CRITICISM SHOULD BE CONSTRUCTIVE 198
ROOSEVELT'S CONTRIBUTION TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS 201
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS, WHAT IT MEANS AND WHY IT
MUST BE 		205
LEAGUE OF NATIONS AND PRESIDENT WILSON'S ADVISERS 210
"THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS HERE" 213
THE LEAGUE'S "BITE" 217
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS AND THE GERMAN COLONIES 221
FROM ADDRESS AT ATLANTIC CONGRESS FOR A LEAGUE OF
NATIONS, NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 5, 1919 		225
IRELAND AND THE LEAGUE 225
THE GREAT COVENANT OF PARIS 228
TO BUSINESS MEN 241
FROM ADDRESS AT SAN FRANCISCO, FEBRUARY 19, 1919 247
FROM ADDRESS AT SALT LAKE CITY, FEBRUARY 22, 1919 249
LEAGUE OF NATIONS AS BARRIER TO ANY GREAT WARS IN
FUTURE 		257
THE PARIS COVENANT FOR A LEAGUE OF NATIONS 262
ANSWER TO SENATOR KNOX's INDICTMENT 280
PARIS COVENANT HAS TEETH 290
T0 MAKE PEACE SECURE 295
LEAGUE OF NATIONS HAS NOT DELAYED PEACE. . . 300
"OPEN DIPLOMACY" SLOW 303
RUSSIA, FRANCE, DANZIG 305
THE ROUND ROBIN 307
GUARANTIES OF ARTICLE 10 308
RELIGIOUS AND RACIAL FREEDOM 309
SECRET TREATY PROVISIONS THAT ARE AT THE ROOT OF
THE CRISIS AT THE PARIS CONFERENCE 		311
ANALYSIS OF THE LEAGUE COVENANT AS AMENDED 313
CORRESPONDENCE 321

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Publication Information: Book Title: Taft Papers on League of Nations. Contributors: Theodore Marburg - editor, Horace E. Flack - editor, William H. Taft - author. Publisher: Macmillan. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1920. Page Number: vi.
    
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