Senator Lodge Warns Against League of Nations Powers
Senator Lodge argues the League covenant risks European intervention in internal affairs and U.S. sovereignty. He traces historical attempts at universal peace, condemns the Holy Alliance, warns against Article 3 9 11 16 21 overreach, and defends keeping Monroe Doctrine and U.S. independence intact.
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Senator Lodge
League of Nations
Senate
Abbe de Saint-Pierre
Voltaire
Europe
France
Chaumont
Vienna
Paris
Great Britain
Austria
Russia
Prussia
Troppau
Laibach
England
Congress of Verona
George Canning
Frandée
Metternich
Inquisition
Spain
Italy
South America
Congress of the Powers
Canning
United States
Monroe
Congress
William Alison Phillips
Holy Alliance
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M. Clemenceau
Mr. Paderewski
Poland
Polish Republic
Germany
Japan
Granada
Colombia
Panama
China
Shantung
Hedjaz
Arabia
Hussein
Siam
America
M. Lausanne
Peru
Brazil
Argentina
Canada
M. Lauesanne
Americas
Washington
Hurope
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