Treaties

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Identifier Sort ascending Title Level of description Date Digital object
R1225/17/3009/1986 Attitude of United States towards the Peace Treaty - Mr. Fosdick (telegram) no. 105 - Reviews situation with regard to above, consequent on publication of Lord Grey's letter, which is regarded by Democrats as serious blow. General opinion is that Treaty will pass the Senate with modified Lodge reservations. File 1920.02.05
R1225/17/4206/1986 The Treaty-Making Power in the United States - American Embassy, London - Transmits text of address delivered by Mr. John W. Davis to the Oxford University British-American Club, on February 20th. File 1920.07.05
R1226/17/2029 Renewal of the Anglo-Portuguese Arbitration Agreement of 16 November 1914 Sub-sub-series 1919
R1226/17/2029/2029 Renewal of the Anglo-Portuguese Arbitration Agreement of 16 November 1914 - Foreigh office, London - Communicates imformation as to portuguese desire for an exchange of notes with a view to the above. File 1919.11.14
R1226/17/2429/2288 The Swedish Government and Minority Treaties - Mr. Colban - raises the question whether Mr. Hammarskjold should be shipped with a copy of the Checho- Slovak Treaty. Points out that the Swiss Government are fully aware of this Treaty File 1919.12.13