Stanley K. Hornbeck Bibliographic DetailsParis: JurisClasseurs. 1914Book ReviewThis monograph may be resolved into two parts: first, an introduction dealing with the forms, the history, the legal character, and the general application of the most-favored-nation clause; second, a discussion of the "Effets de la cla…
Bibliographic DetailsNew York: E. P. Dutton Co. 1917Book ReviewIn a compact volume consisting of a very useful bibliographical note, twelve brief and clear chapters, an appendix containing President Wilson's speech asking for recognition of the existence of a state of war, a list of German outra…
Bibliographic DetailsNew York: Columbia University Press. 1918Book ReviewUnder the direction and guidance of Professor John Bassett Moore, Chinese students at Columbia University have produced in recent years a number of highly valuable monographs on subjects relating to diplomatic and legal questio…