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The society of nations, its past, present, and possible future

Inscription on recto of front flyleaf: "To Dr. Cary T. Grayson with the sincere regards of David Lawrence, May 28, 1924."

Addresses of President Wilson. Addresses delivered by President Wilson on his western tour September 4 to September 25, 1919

Inscription on recto of front endsheet: Diana Cabell, Staunton, Va.Stamp on recto of front endsheet: Mrs. Diana Cabell, 403 Candlelight Drive, Staunton Virginia 24401.Bookplate: Diana Cabell.Additional copy donate by Wallace McClure.

Guarantees of peace

President Wilson's great speeches and other history making documents

Theodore Roosevelt; an intimate biography

The League of Nations and the peace treaties

Government organization in war time and after; a survey of the federal civil agencies created for the prosecution of the war

The cowboy philosopher on the peace conference

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The causes and meaning of the Great War

Report of the adjutant general of the commonwealth of Virginia

America's munitions 1917-1918

A tentative list of treaty collections

Treaty of Peace with Germany

A record of Company "C" 602 Engineers, 1917-1919

Catalogue of Treaties, 1814-1918

Memorandum of authorities on the law of angary

The society of nations, its past, present, and possible future

Substance of six lectures delivered in the autumn of 1917.

The Federal Reserve Act

What Wilson did at Paris

How We went to War

The National geographic magazine

"Official journal of the National Geographic Society."

The National geographic magazine

"Official journal of the National Geographic Society."

A history of the U.S.S. Mount Vernon

Ten Years near the German Frontier; a retrospect and a warning

Memorials of Dixie-land; orations, essays, sketches, and poems on topics historical

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