Addresses on international subjects / by Elihu Root ; collected and edited by Robert Bacon and James Brown Scott.

The need of popular understanding of international law.--The real questions under the Japanese treaty and the San Francisco school board resolution.--The sanction of international law.--The relations between international tribunals of arbitration and the jurisdiction of national courts.--The basis of protection to citizens residing abroad.--The function of private codification in international law.--The real significance of the Declaration of London.--Francis Lieber.--The real Monroe doctrine.--Address at a conference of teachers of international law.--The Hague peace conferences.--The importance of judicial settlement.--Nobel Peace Prize address.--The ethics of the Panama question.--The obligations of the United States as to Panama Canal tolls.--Panama Canal tolls.--The treaty of 1832 with Russia.--The Mexican resolution.--The ship purchase bill.--Second speech on the ship purchase bill.--The outlook for international law.--Should international law be codified?--The declaration of the rights and duties of nations of the American Institute of International Law.--Foreign affairs, 1913-1916.