Description - Final Act of the Second Peace Conference Held at the Hague in 1907: And Conventions and Declaration Annexed Thereto by Great Britain Foreign Office
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Final Act Of The Second Peace Conference Held At The Hague In 1907: And Conventions And Declaration Annexed Thereto; Volume 4175 Of Cd. (Great Britain. Parliament); Issue 6 Of Miscellaneous (Great Britain. Foreign Office); Issue 6 Of M (United States. Bureau Of Consular Affairs)
Great Britain. Foreign Office
Printed for H.M.S.O. by Harrison and Sons, 1908
History; Europe; General; Europe; History / Europe / General; International Peace Conference/ 1907
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