Proposals for a League of Nations
[381] Draft of Colonel House, July 16, 1918
Reprinted from David Hunter Miller, The Drafting of the Covenant (New York—London, 1928), vol. ii, pp. 7–11.
[382] President Wilson’s First Draft
Reprinted from Miller, The Drafting of the Covenant, vol. ii, pp. 12–15.
[385] Tentative Draft of a Declaration for Open Diplomacy
Reprinted from Miller, My Diary, vol. ii, p. 155.
[386] Note on the Declaration for Open Diplomacy
Reprinted from Miller, My Diary, vol. ii, p. 154.
[387] Mr. D. H. Miller to Colonel E. M. House
This paper and its two enclosures are reprinted from Miller, My Diary, vol. ii, pp. 162–167.
[388] Amendment Suggested by Dr. S. E. Mezes to the Tentative Draft of an Agreement for an Association of Nations
Reprinted from Miller, My Diary, vol. ii, p. 480.
It is stated ibid., note a, that II is the amendment as originally submitted by Dr. Mezes, while I is the amendment as revised by Mr. Miller during discussion with Dr. Mezes on December 23.
Text of the Tentative Draft of an Agreement for an Association of Nations is printed ante, p. 505.
[389] The Acting Secretary of State to the Commission to Negotiate Peace
[Received December 25—11 a.m.]
Paris Peace Conf. 512/1: Telegram
[391] General Tasker H. Bliss to the Secretary of State
Paris Peace Conf. 185.111/28
[392] General Tasker H. Bliss to the Secretary of State
Paris Peace Conf. 185.111/29
[393] General Tasker H. Bliss to the Secretary of State
Paris Peace Conf. 185.111/30
[394] Memorandum by the Secretary of State as to Form of International Agreement To Prevent Infringement Upon Territorial and Political Rights
Reprinted from Miller, My Diary, vol. iii, p. 125.
[395] Draft by the Secretary of State for an International Agreement
Hunter Miller Papers
[396] Memorandum by the Secretary of State on the Privilege of Becoming an Adherent to the Treaty When Not a Signatory Nation
Reprinted from Miller, My Diary, vol. iii, pp. 127–128.
It is stated ibid., vol. i, p. 66, note b, that “Another paper which I suppose was handed with Mr. Lansing’s memorandum to the President was entitled ‘Memorandum on the Privilege of becoming an Adherent of the Treaty when not a Signatory Nation.’”