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 856 Bibliography of American Diplomacy David Starr Jordan, Imperial Democracy : A Study of the Relation of Government by the People, Equity before the Law and other Tenets of Democracy, to the Demands of a Vigorous Foreign Policy and other De- mands of Imperial Democracy (New York, 1899). Modern International Law (2d ed., Cambridge and London, 1888). — Includes several essays on the Monroe Doctrine and Canal diplomacy. Articles (Boston, 1S99). The Problem of Asia and its Effect on Inter- national Policies (Boston, 1900). — By one of the greatest authorities on foreign relations. John Bassett Moore, A Treatise on Extradition afid Interstate Rendi- tion, 2 vols., (Boston, 1891). — Includes details of many incidents of diplomatic discussion. tury as Influenced by the Oriental Situation (New York, 1900). England, 1898). — Perhaps the best discussion of the contemporary con- ditions of the doctrine. Raphael Semmes, Service Afloat, or the Remarkable Career of the Confederate Cruisers " Sumter" atid " Alabama" (Baltimore, 18S7). Ira Dudley Travis, The History of the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty (Ann Arbor, 1900). — A very thorough and sound discussion of a very im- portant subject. George Fox Tucker, The Monroe Doctrine : A Concise History of its Origin and Growth (Boston, 1885). Addresses (New York, 1898). £. Periodicals containing- Articles on American Diplomacy. There is no American periodical devoted especially to international law, though there are several in which articles on international relations appear. For lists of publications and for classified references, see Poole's Index and Jones's Pidex to Legal Periodical Literature. — A few titles only are given, all in English. American Academy of Political and Social Science, Annals (1890- ) . — Some studies on foreign relations, but chiefly devoted to other work. American Atinual Cyclopaedia (40 vols, to 1900, New York, 1861- ). — A valuable series, with many documents. '■'^American Historical Review (New York, 1895- )• — Many studies in diplomatic history. The American Law Review (Boston, 1866- ). The Annual Register (143 vols, to 1900, London, 1759- )• — A collection of materials and compilations annually published for nearly a century and a half ; often very instructive. Army and JVazy Journal {New York, 1863- ). Association for the Review and Codification of the Law of Nations, Reports of Annual Conferences.
 * Thomas Joseph Lawrence, Essays on Some Disputed Questions in
 * Alfred Thayer Mahan, Lessons of the War 'cuith Spain, and other
 * Paul S. Reinsch, World Politics at the End of the Nineteenth Cen-
 * William Fidian Reddaway, The Monroe Doctrine (Cambridge,
 * Theodore S. Woolsey, America's Foreign Policy : Essays and