Τ Twar INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION. HE prevalence of and authority for the idea of arbitration as a substitute for war in international disputes may be indicated to the reader by the following. list of books. No attempt has been made to bring out magazine articles on the recent question between England and America, these being so numerous that the reader is referred directly to Poole's index and the Cumulative index, to be found in the Reference Room, where every facility for research will be afforded. Special attention is called to the Cumulative index which is both prompt and comprehensive. The various encyclopaedies, American annual, Britannica, etc., all contain valuable articles on this subject. America and Europe: a study of international relations. 1896. 28 Contents: Wells, D. A. The U. S. and Great Britain.-Phelps, E. J. The Monroe doctrine. Schurz, C. Arbitration in international disputes. American conference on international arbitration, held in Washington, 1896. 28 Contains partial list of modern arbitrations. Argentine Republic. Argument for the Argentine Republic upon the question with Brazil in regard to Misiones, submitted to the arbitration of the President of the United States. 1894. Ref. 28 Balch, T. W. International courts of arbitration. 1896. 28 Mr. Balch is the original recommender of almost precisely the plan of arbitration in the Alabama case, which was finally adopted and carried out to a conclusion at Geneva. Brace, C. L. Gesta Christi; a history of humane progress under Christianity. 1885. 29 The origin, progress and development of international arbitration. Courts of international arbitration. (In National Assoc. for the Promotion of Soc. Sci. Transactions. 1874. p. 154.) Ref. 29 "How far may Courts of arbitration be resorted to as a means of settling the disputes of nations?" Great Britain. Correspondence respecting the introduction of reforms in the Armenian provinces of Asiatic Turkey. 1896. Ref. 28 Hobart, Lord. International arbitration. (In National Assoc. for the Promotion of Soc. Sci. Transactions 1867. p. 164 and 254.) Ref. 29 "Is it desirable to establish a general system of international arbitration? and if so, on what principle should it be organized?" The discussion will be found on p. 254. Isham, C. The fishery question. 1887. 28 Contains bibliography and map. On the Washington Treaty and its influence on international arbitration. National Association for the Promotion of Social Science. Transactions. 1871. p. 239-44. Ref. 29 Report of the special committee appointed to inquire "Whether some general scheme of international arbitration or conciliation cannot be usefully recommended for adoption." Nitobe, I. O. The intercourse between. the U. S. and Japan. 1891. (In Johns Hopkins Univ. Studies. Ex. v. 8.) 26a Semmes, T. J. International arbitration. (In Barrows, J. H. World's parliament of religions. 1893. v. 2. p. 1116.) 6 Snow, F. Treatise and topics in American diplomacy. 1894. 28 Contains extracts from principal European treaties relating to American history, also articles on the Monroe doctrine, Fisheries question and Behring Sea arbitration. Stanton, S. B. The Behring Sea controversy. 1892. 28 Contains bibliography. Sumner, C. True grandeur of nations. 1893. 74a An eloquent appeal for the substitution of arbitration for bloodshed. "If nations can agree in solemn provisions of International law to establish war as arbiter of justice, they can also agree to abolish this arbitrament, and to establish peaceful substitutes." Universal Peace Congress, London. Proceedings. 1890. MECHANIC ARTS AND TRADES. (Continued from May Number.) INTER-COMMUNICATION-Continued. Class 62b. Bishop, H. G. The practical printer. 1889. Blades, W. The Pentateuch of printing. 1891. Booth, J. C. The phonographic instructor. 2d ed. 1856. a Bore, H. The story of the invention of steel pens, with a description of the manufacturing processes. 1890. 61c Boston Type Foundry. Specimens; cont. sel. fr. the printing materials. 1871. Ref. Bouchot, H. The printed book, its hist., il. and adornment fr. the days of Gutenberg to the present time; tr. by E. C. Bigmore. 1887. Bowker, R. R. Copyright; its law and its literature. 1886. 25 -Letters on international copyright. (In his Misc. works. 1883. v. 1.) 30 Catalogue of postage stamps, Amer. and foreign, and U. S. revenue stamps. 1863. Chalmers, P. The adhesive postage stamp; also, Papers on the penny postage reform. 1886. -The Amer. Philatelic Assoc. and the adhesive postage stamp. 1887. (In Pamphlets. v. 617.) Ref. -James Chalmers the inventor of the "adhesive stamp "not Sir Rowland Hill. 1884. (In Pamphlets. V. 617.) Ref. -Mr. John Francis, of the Athenaeum, on the plan of Sir Rowland Hill. 2d ed. 1889. -Submission of the Sir Rowland Hill Committee. 2d ed. 1886. 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