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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 May 2017

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American Journal of International Law , Volume 1 , Issue 3 , July 1907 , pp. 808 - 829
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References

1 Calvo, Droit Int., I, 85.

2 Calvo, Droit Int., I, 89.

3 Calvo, Droit Int., I, 89.

4 Annuaire de Legislation Etrangere, XXXII, 749.

5 Reference to several of the prior congresses on this subject, held in 1872, 1873, 1875, 1876, 1877, and 1887, has not been made, as they were fruitless. See the Archives Diplomatiques, 3d series, 1901, II, 169.

6 Torres Campos, “ Elementos de Derecho Internacional,” 3d ed. 141.

7 Annuaire de Legislation Etrangere, XXXII, 744.

8 In preparing this list I have been much aided by the information contained in Les Beiges et la Paix by Louis Frank, Silver in Europe, by S. Dana Horton, and the card catalogue of the Astor Library, New York. So far as I know no general list either of public or private congresses has ever been hitherto prepared. Both those now published may be expected to have the imperfections incident to statistical work in a new field.