France
Contents
- Claim of Messrs. Laurent and Lambert v. The United
States for losses sustained during the Spanish-American war (Documents 294–297)
- Liability of A Government for the individual acts of its
Soldiers. (Documents 294–297)
- Liability of A Government for the individual acts of its
Soldiers. (Documents 294–297)
- Accidental killing of Lieut. Clarence England, U. S. Navy, by stray
bullets from a French warship engaged in rifle practice (Documents 298–302)
- Discrimination against American meat products (Documents 303–312)
- Extradition of Frederick Lodge Jacobs, an American citizen, to the
Argentine Republic from France (Documents 313–331)
- Agreement between Great Britain, France, and Italy in regard to the
importation of arms and ammunition into Abyssinia (Document 332)
- Disaster to the French war ship Jena (Documents 333–334)
- Attempt against the life of the President of the French Republic (Document 335)
- Convention between France and Great Britian for the prevention of fraud in
succession duties (Document 336)
- Agreement between France and Spain for the maintenance of their
territorial status quo in the Mediterranean and on the Atlantic coasts of
Europe and Africa (Document 337)
- International sanitary convention (Document 338)