Anglo-American Relations at the Paris Peace Conference of 1919 [online] / Seth P. Tillman

Frontmatter Preface Acknowledgments

Contents Chapter 1. The evolution of anglo-american war aims, 1917-1918 Chapter 2. From the pre-armistice agreement to the opening of the peace conference Chapter 3. The opening of the peace conference and the anglo-american controversy over colonial claims and the mandate principle Chapter 4. The covenant of the league of nations: an anglo-american document Chapter 5. Anglo-american policy and the russian revolution, 1919 Chapter 6. Anglo-american issues arising from the "preliminary peace," the military clauses, and the disposition of german sea power Chapter 7. The principle of self-determination in anglo-american policy: french security and the territorial settlement of western europe Chapter 8. The principle of self-determination in anglo-american policy: territorial problems of eastern europe and the middle east Chapter 9. The conflict of british and american policies in the reparations settlement Chapter 10. Problems of immediate and long-range economic cooperation Chapter 11. The revision of the covenant and angloamerican naval rivalry; the birth of the international labor organization; the trial of the kaiser Chapter 12. American principles versus british treaty obligations: the territorial claims of Italy and Japan Chapter 13. The anglo-american reaction against the draft treaty and lloyd george's proposals for revision, may 7-june 28 Chapter 14. The breakdown of anglo-american cooperation in the final stages of the peace conference: problems of Asia Minor, the Adriatic, and eastern Europe Chapter 15. Epilogue and conclusions Notes on sources Bibliography

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