Fundamental Peace Ideas including The Westphalian Peace Treaty (1648) and The League Of Nations (1919): in connection with International Psychology and Revolutions — John Shaqi
Fundamental Peace Ideas including The Westphalian Peace Treaty (1648) and The League Of Nations (1919): in connection with International Psychology and RevolutionsMacDonald, Arthur
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Fundamental Peace Ideas including The Westphalian Peace Treaty (1648) and The League Of Nations (1919): in connection with International Psychology and Revolutions
MacDonald, Arthur
Peace; Peace of Westphalia (1648)
Suggestions of the Peace Treaty of Westphalia for the Peace Conference
in France. Journal of Education, Boston, Mass., March 27, 1919; also, in
Open Court, April, 1919; also (in German) Milwaukee Herald, April, 1919;
also (in Norwegian) in Amerika, May 16, Madison, Wis.; in "La Prensa"
(Spanish), San Antonio, Tex., Lunes 19 de Mayo de 1919; "Nardoni List"
(Croatian), June 8, 1919; also in "Rivista d'Italia," Milano. April.
1919.
Disequilibrium of Mind and Nerves in War. Medical Record, New York City,
May 3, 1919; also, reprint, 12 pages, 12º.
FOOTNOTES:
[1] Article (by writer) in Central Law Journal, St. Louis, April 25,
1919, and in Open Court, April, 1919, Chicago, Ill.
[2] See a study of the United States Senate by the writer (published in
Spanish) under the title "Estudio del Senado de los Estados Unidos de
America." in Revista Argentina de Ciencias Politicas, 12 de Enero de
1918. (Buenos Ayres, 1918.)
[3] Article (by writer) in Chicago Legal News for May 3, 1919.
[4] See Article (by author) entitled "Suggestions from the Westphalian
Peace treaty for the Peace conference in France," published in the
Journal of Education, Boston, March 27, 1919, and Central Law Journal,
St. Louis, Mo., April, 1919; also in Open Court for April, 1919,
Chicago.
[5] See article (by author) in Pacific Medical Journal, San Francisco,
Calif., April, 1916, entitled "Atrocities and Outrages of War"; also
pamphlet (by author) entitled "War and Criminal Anthropology," reprinted
from the CONGRESSIONAL RECORD for February 17 and March 15, 1917.
Washington, D. C.
[6] Woolf, L. S., International Government, Fabian Research Department,
London.
[7] See article (by author) entitled "Anthropology of Modern Civilized
Man" in Medical Fortnightly and Laboratory News, St. Louis, Mo., April,
1919; also chapter on "Emil Zola" in Senate Document (by author) No.
532, Sixtieth Congress, first session.
[8] Article (by writer) in Journal of Education, Boston, Mass., for
December 26, 1918.
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES:
The following misprints have been corrected:
"Westphalla" corrected to "Westphalia" (Page 5)
"Calvanists" corrected to "Calvinists" (Page 6)
"turbulations" corrected to "tribulations" (Page 7)
"centry" corrected to "century" (Page 7)
"wtihout" corrected to "without" (Page 7)
"defenstration" corrected to "defenestration" (Page 8)
"importauce" corrected to "importance" (Page 8)
"La Prenso" corrected to "La Prensa" (Page 16)
"Rivista d'Ialia" corrected to "Rivista d'Italia" (Page 16)
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