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Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1919, Volume II
Liberia:
Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1919, Volume II
Liberia:
Contents
Financial affairs
(Documents 418–455)
Efforts to obtain French and British approval of an all-American receivership—Discussion at Paris; refusal by the American Government of a protectorate or mandate—Plan to terminate the international receivership by refunding the 1912 loan—Discussion with the Treasury Department as to amout of credits available
(Documents 418–455)
Concessions
(Documents 456–484)
French projects for utilizing the former German cable between Monrovia and Pernambuco—Application of a French company for a railway concession—Attitude of the United States toward these projects
(Documents 456–484)
Service of American officers with the Liberian Frontier Force
(Document 485)
