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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION,
VII
ILLUSTRATIONS,
XXIII
ABBREVIATIONS
AND
SYMBOLS,
XXV
THE
PAPERS,
SEPTEMBER
14-NOVEMBER
8,
1918
WILSON
MATERIALS
ADDRESSES,
STATEMENTS,
AND
PRESS
RELEASES
A
STATEMENT
CONDEMNING
THE
RED
TERROR,
SEPTEMBER
18,
1918
(DRAFT),
62;
SEPTEMBER
20,
1918,
78
A
PREAMBLE
TO
A
PROCLAMATION
DESIGNATING
OCTOBER
12,
1918,
AS
*
LIBERTY
DAY,
*
SEPTEMBER
19,
1918,
75
AN
ADDRESS
IN
THE
METROPOLITAN
OPERA
HOUSE,
SEPTEMBER
27,
1918,
127
A
STATEMENT
PROMOTING
THE
FOURTH
LIBERTY
LOAN,
SEPTEMBER
28,
1918,
146
AN
ADDRESS
TO
THE
SENATE
ON
BEHALF
OF
THE
WOMAN-SUFFRAGE
AMENDMENT,
SEPTEMBER
30,
1918,
158
REMARKS
TO
A
GROUP
OF
AMERICAN
BLACKS,
OCTOBER
1,
1918,
168
REMARKS
TO
A
GROUP
OF
SUFFRAGISTS,
OCTOBER
3,
1918,
190
AN
APPEAL
TO
VOTERS
FOR
THE
ELECTION
OF
A
DEMOCRATIC
CONGRESS:
DRAFT
BY
JOSEPH
PATRICK
TUMULTY,
OCTOBER
N,
1918,
304
FRAGMENT
OF
FIRST
DRAFT,
OCTOBER
13,
1918,
317
SECOND
DRAFT,
OCTOBER
15,
1918,
343
THIRD
DRAFT,
OCTOBER
17,
1918,
353
FINAL
DRAFT,
OCTOBER
19,
1918,
381
AN
UNPUBLISHED
STATEMENT
ON
THE
ESTABLISHMENT
OF
A
CONFERENCE
OF
NATIONAL
LABOR
ADJUSTMENT
AGENCIES,
OCTOBER
17,
1918,
368
AN
APPEAL
TO
THE
PEOPLES
OF
THE
CONSTITUENT
NATIONS
OF
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY,
NOVEMBER
5,
1918,
603
POLITICAL
CORRESPONDENCE,
REPORTS,
AND
MEMORANDA
FROM
WILSON
TO
HARRY
CLAY
ADLER,
482
ARCHIBALD
STEVENS
ALEXANDER,
649
GEORGE
BABBITT,
404
JOHN
CREPPS
WICKLIFFE
BECKHAM,
76
CHRISTIE
BENET,
59,
122
WILLIAM
EDGAR
BORAH,
356
LOUIS
BROWNLOW,
61
WILLIAM
CHRISTIAN
BULLITT,
162
ALBERT
SIDNEY
BURLESON,
12,
483
JAMES
HALL
CAINE,
482
CARRIE
CLINTON
LANE
CHAPMAN
CATT,
58,
161
BAINBRIDGE
COLBY,
14
WILLIAM
BYRON
COLVER,
92
GEORGE
CREEL,
162
HOMER
STILLB
CUMMINGS,
425,
592
JOSEPHUS
DANIELS,
NO,
214
WINTHROP
MORE
DANIELS,
92,
173,
258
ELLEN
DUANE
DAVIS,
G3
ALEXANDER
MONROE
DOCKERY,
85
CLEVELAND
HOADLEY
DODGE,
486
C
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T
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N
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JESSIE KENNEDY DYER, 80
CHARLES WILLIAM ELIOT, 551, 637
SCOTT FERRIS, 27 (3), 171, 620
EDWARD ALBERT FILENE, 552
RAYMOND BLAINE FOSDICK, 162
ANDREW FURUSETH, 593
HELEN HAMILTON GARDENER, 294
ELBERT HENRY GARY, 172
PATRICK EMMET GORMAN, 214
THOMAS WATT GREGORY, 171, 172, 211, 257
WILLIAM PROCTER GOULD HARDING, 12
CHARLES O*CONNOR HENNESSY, 452
GILBERT MONELL HITCHCOCK, 405
HERBERT CLARK HOOVER, 80 (2)
CHARLES EVANS HUGHES, 618
EDWARD NASH HURLEY, 13, 605
FRANK WATTERSON JACKSON, 180
EDWARD KEATING, 461 (DRAFT), 482
WILLIAM KENT, 161, 257, 281, 393
BEN LA FAYETTE, 444
POLK LAFOON, 295
THOMAS WILLIAM LAMONT, 372, 576
GEORGE MASON LA MONTE, 403, 451, 640
FRANKLIN KNIGHT LANE, 213
THOMAS FRANCIS LOGAN, 640
J. WELLER LONG, 212
JAMES REVELL LORD, 214
WILLIAM GIBBS MCADOO, 228
GRENVILLE STANLEY MACFARLAND, 76, 193
JOHN THOMAS MCGRAW, 540
EDWARD BEALE MCLEAN, 452, 485
VALENTINE EVERIT MACY, 59, 194, 406
ZACHARY TAYLOR MALABY, 477
RICHARD IRVINE MANNING, 294, 375
GEORGE BROWN MARTIN, 281, 294
WILLIAM PENN METCALF, 478
E. L. WILEY, 395
FRANK MORRISON, 81, 122
JOHN R. MOTT, 636
JOHN FROST NUGENT, 180
LEE SLATER OVERMAN, 227
ROBERT LATHAM OWEN, 76
CHARLES R. PAGE, 593
ALEXANDER MITCHELL PALMER, 395
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY, 57
KEY PITTMAN, 59, 620
RALPH PULITZER, 293
THE REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY, 24
JAMES GEORGE SCRIPPS, 60
ISAAC M. SHAINE, 424
THETUS WILLRETTE SIMS, 86
EDWARD PARSON SMITH, 477
C
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N
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SAMUEL VERNON STEWART, 213
PARK TRAMMELL, 123
JOSEPH PATRICK TUMULTY, 15, 55, 91, IN, IGI, 353
LESLIE E. WALLACE, 375
FRANCIS PATRICK WALSH, 553
JOHN WESLEY WESCOTT, 179
HARRY ANDREW WHEELER, 229
XENOPHON PIERCE WILFLEY, 374
WILLIAM BAUCHOP WILSON, 280 (2)
ROBERT G. WITHERS, 453
EDWARD AUGUSTUS WOODS, 639
JOSIAH OLIVER WOLCOTT, 133, 171
TO WILSON FROM
LAWRENCE FRASER ABBOTT, 15
NEWTON DIEHL BAKER, 455
BERNARD MANNES BARUCH, 610
CHRISTIE BENET, 167
ROBERT SOMERS BROOKINGS, 90, 218, 285
WILLIAM CHRISTIAN BULLITT, 136
ALBERT SIDNEY BURLESON, 28, 520
CARRIE CLINTON LANE CHAPMAN CATT, 58, 155
FRANCIS EDWARD CLARK, 14G
WILLIAM BYRON COLVER, 90, 441
GEORGE CREEL, 64, 117, 118, 124, 175, 645
HOMER STILLE CUMMINGS, 408, 588, 627
A MEMORANDUM BY HOMER STILLE CUMMINGS ON WILSON*S APPEAL TO VOTERS,
380
A MEMORANDUM BY HOMER STILLE CUMMINGS ABOUT THE SENATORIAL SITUATION,
589
A MEMORANDUM BY HOMER STILLE CUMMINGS ABOUT THE RESULT OF THE
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION, 628
JOSEPHUS DANIELS, NO, 123, 207
WINTHROP MORE DANIELS, 247
ELLEN DUANE DAVIS, 82
FREDERICK DIXON, 579
ALEXANDER MONROE DOCKERY, 82
CLEVELAND HOADLEY DODGE, 443
CHARLES WILLIAM ELIOT, 599
SCOTT FERRIS, 6, 138, 312
RAYMOND BLAINE FOSDICK, 136, 185
A MEMORANDUM BY RAYMOND BLAINE FOSDICK ABOUT THE *NEGRO PROBLEM*
AT NEWPORT NEWS, 136
ANDREW FURUSETH, 587
HELEN HAMILTON GARDENER, 288
HARRY AUGUSTUS GARFIELD, 19, 116, 138
ELBERT HENRY GARY, 150
PATRICK EMMET GORMAN, 149
JAMES EDGAR GREGG, 176
THOMAS WATT GREGORY, 13, 68, 270, 310, 376
WILLIAM HARRISON AND OTHERS, 191
FRANK J. HAYES AND OTHERS, 545
GILBERT MONELL HITCHCOCK, 423
C
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N
T
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N
T
S
LYDIA WICKLIFFE HOLMES, 537
HERBERT CLARK HOOVER, 18, 70, 88, 126, 357, 397
A SCHEDULE BY HERBERT CLARK HOOVER OF THE EXPORT OF FOOD TO EUROPE, 89
RICHARD LLOYD JONES, 148
WILLIAM KENT, 20, 125, 147, 203, 249, 287, 520
POLK LAFOON, 259
THOMAS WILLIAM LAMONT, 296, 530
GEORGE MASON LA MONTE, 210, 606
FRANKLIN KNIGHT LANE, 206, 259
MEMORANDA BY FRANKLIN KNIGHT LANE ABOUT DISCUSSIONS AT CABINET, 413,
548, 604
ROBERT LANSING, 147
SAMUEL LAVIT. 24
JAMES REVELL LORD AND SAMUEL MCCUNE LINDSAY, 165
WILLIAM GIBBS MCADOO, 65, 204, 217, 285, 446, 461
VANCE CRISWELL MCCORMICK, 287
GRENVILLE STANLEY MACFARLAND, 19
EDWARD BEALE MCLEAN, 464
VALENTINE EVERIT MACY, 32, 83, 194, 396, 422, 423
RICHARD IRVINE MANNING, 337
FRANK MORRISON, 120
LEE SLATER OVERMAN, 216
ROBERT LATHAM OWEN, 83, 148, 439
CHARLES R. PAGE, 610
A STATEMENT BY THOMAS WALKER PAGE AND CHARLES JOHN BRAND ON THE
STABILIZATION OF THE COTTON INDUSTRY, 611
ALEXANDER MITCHELL PALMER, 445
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY, 534
ANDREW JAMES PETERS, 624
KEY PITTMAN, 30, 611
ATLEE POMERENE, 176
EDWARD WILLIAM POU, 299
PRICE INDICES FOR FOODSTUFFS, 1913-1919, 358
WILLIAM COX REDFIELD, 217
JOHN NEVIN SAYRE, 77
JOUETT SHOUSE, 623
THETUS WILLRETTE SIMS, 90
PARK TRAMMELL, 165
JOSEPH PATRICK TUMULTY, 63,
HI
, 117, 283, 437, 461, 537, 552, 572
OSWALD GARRISON VILLARD, 56
FRANCIS PATRICK WALSH, 522
HARRY ANDREW WHEELER AND ELLIOT HERSEY GOODWIN, 207
THE WHITE HOUSE STAFF, 5, 181
WILLIAM BAUCHOP WILSON, 260, 270, 361
JOSIAH OLIVER WOLCOTT, 177
ROBERT WICKLIFFE WOOLLEY, 40G
DIPLOMATIC NOTES CONCERNING THE ARMISTICE
FROM WILSON
A REPLY TO THE NOTE OF THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT OF SEPTEMBER
16, 1918, 10 (DRAFT), 11
A REPLY TO THE NOTE OF THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT OF OCTOBER 7,
1918, 383 *
C
O
N
T
E
N
T
S
A NOTE TO THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT ON THE POSTPONEMENT OF PEACE NEGOTI
ATIONS WITH BULGARIA, 187
A REPLY TO THE NOTE OF THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT OF OCTOBER 6, 1918: FIRST
DRAFT, 255; SECOND DRAFT, 263; PENULTIMATE DRAFT, 264; FINAL DRAFT, 268
A REPLY TO THE NOTE OF THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT OF OCTOBER 12, 1918, 333
A REPLY TO THE NOTE OF THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT OF OCTOBER 20, 1918:
TENTATIVE DRAFTS BY ROBERT LANSING, 400, 401; DRAFT BY NEWTON DIEHL
BAKER, 413; FINAL WILSON DRAFT, 417
TO WILSON
NOTES FROM THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT: OTOBER 7, 1918, 259; OC
TOBER 29, 1918, 505
A NOTE FROM THE BULGARIAN GOVERNMENT, SEPTEMBER 27, 1918, 155
NOTES FROM THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT: OCTOBER 6, 1918, 253; OCTOBER 12,
1918, 317; OCTOBER 20, 1918, 402
A MEMORANDUM BY THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT SUPPLEMENTING ITS NOTE OF
OCTOBER 20, 1918, 518
CORRESPONDENCE, REPORTS, MEMORANDA, AND AIDE-MEMOIRE ABOUT DIPLOMATIC
AF
FAIRS
FROM WILSON AND BY WILSON
THE ALLIED GOVERNMENTS, 416
NEWTON DIEHL BAKER, 617
BENEDICT XV, 355
THE MOST REVEREND JOHN BONZANO, 355
A MEMORANDUM ON POSSIBLE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS WITH BULGARIA, 170
GILBERT FAIRCHILD CLOSE, 475
BAINBRIDGE COLBY, 453
GEORGE CREEL, 294
JAMES CARDINAL GIBBONS, 374
HENRY FRENCH HOLLIS, 510, 593
HERBERT CLARK HOOVER, 458 (DRAFT), 618
EDWARD MANDELL HOUSE, 226, 473 (2), 504, 511, 513, 533, 541, 575 (2),
617 (2)
HSUE SHIH-CH*ANG, 292
ROBERT LANSING, 10, 25 (2), 26, 50, 75, 78 (3), 91 (2), 161, 258, 416,
481,
576, 592, 618, 634
THOMAS GARRIGUE MASARYK, 395
RAYMOND POINCARE, 11
FURNIFOLD MCLENDEL SIMMONS, 476
VITTORIO EMANUELE III, 576
SHERMAN LELAND WHIPPLE, 451, 485
TO WILSON FROM
THE ALLIED GOVERNMENTS, 515
GORDON AUCHINCLOSS, 164
NEWTON DIEHL BAKER, 17, 425, 433, 525, 544, 553, 57, 583, 595, 596,
607
BERNARD MANNES BARUCH, 419
BENEDICT XV, 296, 641
THE MOST REVEREND JOHN BONZANO, 296
GEORGII VASIL*EVICH CHICHERIN, 508, 555
A MEMORANDUM BY FRANK IRVING COBB ON THE DIPLOMATIC SITUATION, 613
BAINBRIDGE COLBY, 440
GEORGE CREEL, 118, 282
C
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BENEDICT CROWELL, 33
ROMAN DMOWSKI, 447
JAMES CARDINAL GIBBONS, 309, 410, 600
SAMUEL GOMPERS, 621
SAMUEL GOMPERS AND OTHERS, 643
HENRY FRENCH HOLLIS, 182, 255, 298, 319, 421
HERBERT CLARK HOOVER, 437, 457, 577, 634
EDWARD MANDELL HOUSE, 64, 116, 164, 254 (2), 346, 406, 462, 463, 473,
495, 504 (2), 511 (2), 514 (2), 515, 517, 523, 531, 534, 541 (2), 542,
562 (3), 568, 569, 580, 582, 594, 595, 606, 637, 638
A LIST BY EDWARD MANDELL HOUSE OF SUGGESTED ADVISERS TO AN AMERICAN
PEACE COMMISSION, 407
HSUE SHIH-CH*ANG, 318
WILLIAM WILLIAMS KEEN, 324
ROBERT LANSING, 3, 17, 18, 31, 61, 76, 79, 86 (2), 87 (2), 93, 95, 133,
135
(2), 162, 163, 173, 215, 229, 246, 269, 334, 345, 386, 446, 456, 457,
506, 518, 526, 527, 528, 542, 598, 622, 642
A MEMORANDUM BY ROBERT LANSING ABOUT THE BULGARIAN ARMISTICE, 169
DAVID LAWRENCE, 320
A MEMORANDUM BY WALTER LIPPMANN AND FRANK IRVING COBB ON THE
FOURTEEN POINTS, 495
WILLIAM GIBBS MCADOO, 465 (2), 467, 468
LOUIS MARSHALL, 625
DESIROE-JOSEPH CARDINAL MERCIER. 370
FRIEDRICH OEDERLIN, 252
THOMAS NELSON PAGE, 600
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, 154
FRANK LYON POLK, 175
WILLIAM GRAVES SHARP, 21
JOHN ST. LOE STRACHEY, 444
HERBERT BAYARD SWOPE, 284
JOSEPH PATRICK TUMULTY, 265, 266, 329
SHERMAN LELAND WHIPPLE, 439, 484
CORRESPONDENCE, REPORTS, AND MEMORANDA ABOUT MILITARY AND NAVAL AFFAIRS
FROM WILSON AND BY WILSON
NEWTON DIEHL BAKER. 372, 396 (2), 405
BERNARD MANNES BARUCH, 26
BENEDICT CROWELL. 228
JOSEPHUS DANIELS, 179. 281
ROBERT LANSING, 121, 178 (2)
PEYTON CONWAY MARCH. 51, 211
MARK ALLISON MATTHEWS, 16
NAVAL TERMS OF AN ARMISTICE, 474
JOHN JOSEPH PERSHING, 3
THE STUDENT ARMY TRAINING CORPS, 168
JOSEPH PATRICK TUMULTY, 170
TO WILSON FROM
NEWTON DIEHL BAKER, 94, 356, 383, 385, 404, 453, 471, 608
ENOCH HERBERT CROWDER, 250
BENEDICT CROWELL, 33, 271
JOSEPHUS DANIELS, 124
ROBERT LANSING, 97
C
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N
T
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PEYTON CONWAY MARCH, 195
JOHN JOSEPH PERSHING, 61
A MEMORANDUM BY WILLIAM VEAZIE PRATT ABOUT THE PROPOSED NAVAL TERMS
FOR AN ARMISTICE, 487
A MEMORANDUM BY FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT ABOUT THE NAVAL TERMS OF
AN ARMISTICE, 486
PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE
FROM WILSON TO
PAUL LENDRUM BLAKELY, 649
ROBERT BRIDGES, 640
WILLIAM HARLOWE BRIGGS, 172
JAMES VISCOUNT BRYCE, 375
GROSVENOR BLAINE CLARKSON, 485
EDWARD PARKER DAVIS, 452
CLEVELAND HOADLEY DODGE, 180
FERDINAND FOCH, 578
HENRY FORD, 280
MART' OWEN GRAHAM, 486
FERRIS GREENSLET, 621
SOLOMON BULKLEY GRIFFIN, 376
HENRY FRENCH HOLLIS, 425
HERBERT CLARK HOOVER, 578
JAMES WILSON HOWE, 27
ROBERT LANSING, 171
HARVEY MACCAULEY, 578
THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS O'GORMAN, 191
WALTER HINES PAGE, 356
ANDRE TARDIEU, 577
JOSEPH PATRICK TUMULTY, 14, 485
AN UNNAMED PERSON, 406
TO WILSON FROM
GROSVENOR BLAINE CLARKSON, 459
EDWARD PARKER DAVIS, 508
CLEVELAND HOADLEY DODGE, 151
EDWARD GRAHAM ELLIOTT, 535
FERDINAND FOCH. 181
HARRY AUGUSTUS GARFIELD, 411
HENRY FRENCH HOLLIS, 185
RUTH THOMAS JAMES, 208
HARVEY MACCAULEY, 547
JAMES MCGRANAHAN, 74
JEROME A. MYERS, 251
ALICE WILSON PAGE, 388
INTERVIEWS
MEMORANDA BY HOMER STILLE CUMMINGS ABOUT CONFERENCES AT THE WHITE
HOUSE ABOUT THE DOMESTIC POLITICAL SITUATION, 300, 389, 646
A MEMORANDUM BY JEAN JULES JUSSERAND ABOUT AN INTERVIEW WITH WILSON
ON THE QUESTION OF THE ARMISTICE, 307
A MEMORANDUM BY THOMAS WILLIAM LAMONT ABOUT A CONVERSATION AT THE
WHITE HOUSE, 220
A MEMORANDUM BY SIR WILLIAM WISEMAN ABOUT A CONFERENCE WITH WILSON
ON THE PRINCIPLES OF A GENERAL PEACE, 347
C
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NEWS REPORTS
A RECEPTION OF A DELEGATION OF SUFFRAGISTS AT THE WHITE HOUSE, 189
COLLATERAL MATERIALS
POLITICAL CORRESPONDENCE, REPORTS, MEMORANDA, AND AIDE-MEMOIRE
ROBERT WORTH BINGHAM TO JOSEPH PATRICK TUMULTY, 49
A REPORT OF THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE OF NATIONAL LABOR ADJUSTMENT AGEN
CIES, 363
AN ADVERTISEMENT BY THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE CALLING FOR THE
ELECTION OF A DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS, 572
FELIX FRANKFURTER TO WILLIAM BAUCHOP WILSON, 363
JOHN PALMER GAVIT TO JOSEPH PATRICK TUMULTY, 483
FRANK BILLINGS KELLOGG TO HERBERT CLARK HOOVER, 70
A MEMORANDUM BY FRANKLIN KNIGHT LANE ON THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
CAMPAIGN, 616
WILLIAM GIBBS MCADOO TO FURNIFOLD MCLENDEL SIMMONS, 204
ISAAC K. RUSSELL TO JOSEPH PATRICK TUMULTY, 49
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT TO WILLIAM BAUCHOP WILSON, 367
OSWALD GARRISON VILLARD TO JOSEPH PATRICK TUMULTY, 57 (2), 84, 646
ROBERT WICKLIFFE WOOLLEY TO JOSEPH PATRICK TUMULTY, 113
DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE, REPORTS, MEMORANDA, AND AIDE-MEMOIRE
A MEMORANDUM BY THE ALLIED GOVERNMENTS ON THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
WILSON AND THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT, 581
A MEMORANDUM BY THE ALLIED PRIME MINISTERS AND COLONEL HOUSE ABOUT THE
PROCEDURE FOR AN ARMISTICE WITH GERMANY, 580
COUNT JULIUS ANDRASSY TO ROBERT LANSING, 526
A MEMORANDUM BY GORDON AUCHINCLOSS ABOUT BRITISH OPINION OF THE SISSON
DOCUMENTS, 246
NEWTON DIEHL BAKER TO TASKER HOWARD BLISS, 399, 544
NEWTON DIEHL BAKER TO JOHN JOSEPH PERSHING, 545, 596
A MEMORANDUM BY BORIS ALEKSANDROVICH BAKHMET*EV ABOUT THE RED TERROR,
542
ARTHUR JAMES BALFOUR TO COLVILLE ADRIAN DE RUNE BARCLAY, 335 (2), 336,
411
ARTHUR JAMES BALFOUR TO SIR WILLIAM WISEMAN, 64
COLVILLE ADRIAN DE RUNE BARCLAY TO ARTHUR JAMES BALFOUR, 389
COLVILLE ADRIAN DE RUNE BARCLAY TO THE BRITISH FOREIGN OFFICE, 85, 263,
574
ROBERT WOODS BLISS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 134, 155
TASKER HOWARD BLISS TO NEWTON DIEHL BAKER, 425, 434, 571, 583
TASKER HOWARD BLISS TO NEWTON DIEHL BAKER AND PEYTON CONWAY MARCH,
33, 261, 272, 544
TASKER HOWARD BLISS TO ROBERT LANSING AND OTHERS, 272
MEMORANDA BY WILLIAM CHRISTIAN BULLITT ABOUT THE BOLSHEVIK MOVEMENT IN
EUROPE, 563, 622
LORD ROBERT CECIL TO COLVILLE ADRIAN DE RUNE BARCLAY, 539
LORD ROBERT CECIL TO THE BRITISH EMBASSY AT WASHINGTON, 288, 28G, 290
LORD ROBERT CECIL TO EDWARD MANDELL HOUSE, 164
A REPORT BY THE CHIEF CABLE CENSOR ON THE OUTBREAK OF REVOLUTION IN
GERMANY,
607
FRANK IRVING COBB TO EDWARD MANDELL HOUSE, 504
A MEMORANDUM BY FRANK IRVING COBB ABOUT A VISIT BY WILSON TO EUROPE,
590
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WILHELM AUGUST FERDINAND EKENGREN TO ROBERT LANSING, 258, 505, 526
SIR ERIC GEDDES TO DAVID LLOYD GEORGE, 325, 327
GEORGE DAVIS HERRON TO WILLIAM GRAVES SHARP, 230
A MEMORANDUM BY GEORGE DAVIS HERRON ABOUT A CONVERSATION WITH ROBERT
DE FIORI, 321
HERBERT CLARK HOOVER TO JOSEPH POTTER COTTON, 635
HERBERT CLARK HOOVER TO FREDERIC RENE COUDERT, 554
EDWARD MANDELL HOUSE TO LORD ROBERT CECIL, 188
EDWARD MANDELL HOUSE TO ROBERT LANSING, 616
ROY WILSON HOWARD TO WILLIAM WALTER HAWKINS, 538
VISCOUNT KIKUJIRO ISHII TO THE JAPANESE FOREIGN OFFICE, 548
JEAN JULES JUSSERAND TO COLVILLE ADRIAN DE RUNE BARCLAY, 307
JEAN JULES JUSSERAND TO THE FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTRY, 84, 152
JEAN JULES JUSSERAND TO ROBERT LANSING, 174
JEAN JULES JUSSERAND TO STEPHEN JEAN MARIE PICHON, 209
BARON VON DER LANCKEN-WAKENITZ TO DESIRE-JOSEPH CARDINAL MERCIER, 371
ROBERT LANSING TO COLVILLE ADRIAN DE RUNE BARCLAY, 139
ROBERT LANSING TO JEAN JULES JUSSERAND, 174
ROBERT LANSING TO ROLAND SLETOR MORRIS, 481
ROBERT LANSING TO FRIEDRICH OEDERLIN, 268
ROBERT LANSING TO WILLIAM GRAVES SHARP, 187
ROBERT LANSING TO EDGAR GRANT SISSON, 3
ROBERT LANSING TO PLEASANT ALEXANDER STOVALL, 603
ROBERT LANSING TO JOSEPH PATRICK TUMULTY, 186
A MEMORANDUM BY ROBERT LANSING ABOUT THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN REQUEST FOR
AN ARMISTICE, 527
IRWIN BOYLE LAUGHLIN TO THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 345, 528
DAVID LLOYD GEORGE TO SIR ERIC GEDDES, 313
DAVID LLOYD GEORGE TO EDWARD MANDELL HOUSE, 569
COUNT MACCHI DI CELLERE TO ROBERT LANSING, 529
JOHN VAN ANTWERP MACMURRAY TO THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 101
PEYTON CONWAY MARCH TO TASKER HOWARD BLISS, 272
THOMAS GARRIGUE MASARYK TO ROBERT LANSING, 96, 506
A MEMORANDUM BY THOMAS GARRIGUE MASARYK ON THE CONDITIONS OF AN AR
MISTICE, 507
CHARLES EDWARD MERRIAM TO GEORGE CREEL, 118
BASIL MILES TO ROBERT LANSING, 478
ROLAND SLETOR MORRIS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 479, 481
FRIEDRICH OEDERLIN TO ROBERT LANSING, 518
WALTER HINES PAGE TO ROBERT LANSING, 17
JOHN JOSEPH PERSHING TO NEWTON DIEHL BAKER, 595
JOHN JOSEPH PERSHING TO THE SUPREME WAR COUNCIL, 524
WILLIAM PHILLIPS TO ROBERT LANSING, 216
LORD READING TO SIR WILLIAM WISEMAN, 295, 313, 324
ALBERT GEORGE SCHMEDEMAN TO ROBERT LANSING, 186
WILLIAM GRAVES SHARP TO ROBERT LANSING, 229
WILHELM SOLF TO BARON KRESS VON KRESSENSTEIN, 345
PLEASANT ALEXANDER STOVALL TO THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 154, 387
A MEMORANDUM BY THE SUPREME WAR COUNCIL ON THE TERMS OF AN ARMISTICE
WITH GERMANY AND AUSTRIA-HUNGARY, 261
A RESOLUTION BY THE SUPREME WAR COUNCIL ON THE TERMS OF AN ARMISTICE
WITH
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY, 532
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E
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S
A RESOLUTION BY THE SUPREME WAR COUNCIL ABOUT THE PROCEDURE FOR AN AR
MISTICE WITH GERMANY, 581
A RESOLUTION BY THE SUPREME WAR COUNCIL ABOUT THE SHIPMENT OF FOOD TO
AUSTRIA, TURKEY, AND BULGARIA, 595
SIR WILLIAM WISEMAN TO SIR ERIC DRUMMOND, 188, 252, 352
SIR WILLIAM WISEMAN TO ARTHUR CECIL MURRAY, 6
SIR WILLIAM WISEMAN TO LORD READING, 145, 188, 208, 290
SIR WILLIAM WISEMAN TO LORD READING AND SIR ERIC DRUMMOND, 291, 328
CORRESPONDENCE, REPORTS, AND MEMORANDA ABOUT MILITARY AND NAVAL AFFAIRS
NEWTON DIEHL BAKER TO TASKER HOWARD BLISS, 400
NEWTON DIEHL BAKER TO JOHN JOSEPH PERSHING, 470 (DRAFT), 471
WILLIAM SHEPHERD BENSON TO JOSEPHUS DANIELS AND WILLIAM VEAZIE PRATT,
488
A MEMORANDUM BY WILLIAM SHEPHERD BENSON ABOUT A POSSIBLE *DESPERATE
ACTION* BY THE GERMAN NAVY, 541
TASKER HOWARD BLISS TO NEWTON DIEHL BAKER, 34
TASKER HOWARD BLISS TO PEYTON CONWAY MARCH, 52, 337
JOSEPHUS DANIELS TO WILLIAM SHEPHERD BENSON, 575
A MEMORANDUM BY SIR ERIC GEDDES ABOUT THE USE OF SEA POWER BY A LEAGUE
OF NATIONS, 633
WILLIAM SIDNEY GRAVES TO NEWTON DIEHL BAKER, 384, 608
WILLIAM SIDNEY GRAVES TO PETER CHARLES HARRIS, 448
LLOYD CARPENTER GRISCOM TO JOHN JOSEPH PERSHING, 373
ERNEST LLOYD HARRIS TO JOHN VAN ANTWERP MACMURRAY, 101
A MEMORANDUM BY ROBERT LANSING ABOUT THE DISPOSITION OF THE AMERICAN
FORCES IN SIBERIA AND NORTHERN RUSSIA, 140
PEYTON CONWAY MARCH TO TASKER HOWARD BLISS, 139
AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THOMAS GARRIGUE MASARYK AND GENERAL JANIN ON
THE MILITARY POLICY IN RUSSIA, 95
ROLAND SLETOR MORRIS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 98
NAVAL TERMS OF AN ARMISTICE AS PROPOSED BY THE INTER-ALLIED NAVAL
COUNCIL,
488
JOHN JOSEPH PERSHING TO NEWTON DIEHL BAKER, 373, 454
JOHN JOSEPH PERSHING TO PEYTON CONWAY MARCH, 384
SUPREME WAR COUNCIL, JOINT NOTE NO. 37: ALLIED MILITARY POLICY,
1918-1919,
195
JOSEPH PATRICK TUMULTY TO NICK CHILES, 170
PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE
JOSEPH PATRICK TUMULTY TO THE NORMAN FOSTER COMPANY, 120
DIARIES
HENRY FOUNTAIN ASHURST, 338
JOSEPHUS DANIELS, 275, 328, 340, 344, 347, 372, 403, 410, 416, 575, 592,
6
0
4
,
6
1
5
EDWARD MANDELL HOUSE, 23, 102, 142, 145, 275, 314
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, 141
INDEX, 651 |
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