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Article published in the American Journal of International Law on Japan's invasion of the Manchuria region of China.

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Correspondence with miscellaneous societies, including the League of Nations, regarding a resolution on analytical bibliography; the International Research Council; the National Committee for Geodesy and Geophysics, regarding invitees to an international meeting at Madrid, 1924; and the International Astronomical Union, regarding payments of the French Government.

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Minutes by JWHM on the powers of the League of Nations to interfere in the internal conditions of States, particularly relating to the treatment of the Poles in Germany, and on Mandatory Power and differences in status between full members of the League and other States.

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Correspondence and papers on the League of Nations Union, mainly relating to speeches given by MAR at Union meetings (text included).

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Letter about the League budget.

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Lecture notes from a tour of the United States (University of Chicago, Amherst College, Massachusetts, the University of Kansas and Cornell University) relating to the League of Nations. Date given as 1954, but the notes may well go back to HL's tour of 1940.

Scope and Contents Minutes of the Committee for propaganda in enemy countries, on subjects including: propaganda in Austria and Italy; making use of information obtained from German prisoners; the German colonies; the difficulty in obtaining any official statement of policy; declarations from the Peace Conference on the Czechs and Yugoslavs; a general scheme of policy for propaganda in Germany; stating Allied war aims and plans for a League of Nations; the suspension of leaflet drops along the Western Front;...

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Papers from HL's professional legal career, including articles, memoranda, Opinions, papers for the British legal team at the Nuremberg Trials, and papers relating to cases before the Permanent Court of International Justice, and after the war, its successor the International Court of Justice.