for, 43

International Law, 50, 189, 195,
205, 208

Conferences to agree upon, 42,
44

Definition of, 61, 93, 125
Method for formulating and
codifying, 2, 3

The League to formulate princi-
ples of, 100

International Police (see “Mili-
tary Police")

International Prize Court, 56
Internationalism, Argument as to
answered, 146

Ireland and the League, 225
Isolation inconceivable, 162
Italy and Her Entrance into the
War, 311, 312

J

Japanese, Immigration and natu-
ralization of, 49, 63, 266, 310,
326
Jay Treaty, 54, 56

Labor, to improve conditions as
to in all countries, 25

Lansing, Secretary, reference to,

212

Larger League, 189
League-

A barrier to wars, 257
Analogy to Domestic Govern-
ment, 78
British, 206

Constitutionality of, 276, 277,
280 ff

Covenant, As amended, Analysis
of, 313

English plan referred to, 83
Feasibility of, discussed, 78
Functions of, 195

Fundamental plan of, 41 ff
Greatest step in history, 290
Members of, 27

Objections to, 297

Reasons for entering, 249
Withdrawal from, 323

Socialists, reference to, 146, 153
Sonnino, reference to, 301, 313
Sovereignty, discussion of, VIII,

147, 148, 191, 279

Submarine Warfare, reference to
use of, 80, 89, 93, 94, 157, 180,
181

Sully, reference to, 201
Super-sovereignty, League not to
establish, XIV, 148, 215, 259
Supreme Court, Analogy to inter-
national tribunal, 32

Swiss System of Military Train-
ing (see " Military Train-
ing ")

Syria, reference to, 248

Victory, Obligations of, 141
Victory Program, 2

Victory with Power, 132

Viviani, M., quoted, 135