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R1225/17/1986 American Reservations to the Peace Treaty Sub-sub-series 1919
R1225/17/1986/1986 American Reservations to the Peace Treaty with Germany - Foreign Office London - Transmits copy of despatch no. 685 from British Embassy, Washington, enclosing copies of the above as presented in the Senate on October 24 1919 by Senator Lodge. File 1919.11.12
R1225/17/2246/1986 American Reservations to the Peace Treaty with Germany - Mr. Fosdick - Describes situation as regards American attitude towards ratification. In view of improbability of solution of the question before January 1920, concludes that the Powers will proceed with the League without American. File 1919.11.27
R1225/17/3040/1986 Attitude of United States towards the Peace Treaty - Foreign Office, London - Communicates telegram from Mr. Sweetser relative to above. Situation much improved, and Senator Lodge willing to accept Senator Hitchcock's reservation on Article 10, which is also likely to be passed by President Wilson. Disquietude causes United States by report in Paris Press that Court of International Justice is to try War Criminals. File 1920.02.12
R1225/17/5599/1986 The Peace Treaty in the United States - Communicated by the French Service of the League of Nations, no. 178 - Intentions of Mr. Cox, Democratic candidate for the Presidency, in the United States, to campaign for the ratification of the Treaty and the Pact, under certain conditions. File 1920.07.12