Great Britain:
Contents
- Protest by the British Ambassador against American allegations of unfair
British competition for control of important sources of petroleum (Documents 78-80)
- Refusal by the United States to admit British claims on behalf of the
Turkish Petroleum Company13
(Documents 81-86)
- Restrictions upon the activities of the Standard Oil Company in
Palestine33
(Documents 87-96)
- Negotiations to ensure the recognition of the rights of the United States
in territories under mandate54
(Documents 97-100)
- Assertion of American capitulatory rights in Palestine77
(Documents 101-106)
- Refusal by the Department of State to question the right of the British
Government to exclude certain American citizens from the British
Isles (Documents 107-108)
- British rejection of the proposal to exempt American coastwise shipping
from the Panama Canal tolls (Documents 109-112)
- Termination, except as to article VI, of the treaty of October 2, 1886,
between the United States and the King of Tonga93
(Documents 113-117)
- For previous correspondence concerning the exploitation of petroleum in Mesopotamia, see Foreign Relations, 1920, vol. ii, pp. 649 ff.↩
- For previous correspondence concerning exploitation of petroleum in Palestine, see Foreign Relations, 1920, vol. ii, pp. 649 ff.↩
- For texts of draft mandates, see vol. i, pp. 96 ff.↩
- For previous correspondence concerning capitulatory rights in Palestine, see Foreign Relations, 1920, vol. ii, pp. 675 ff.↩
- For text of treaty, see Malloy, Treaties, vol. ii, p. 1781.↩