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Title: The Literary digest history of the world war, compiled from original and contemporary sources: American, British, French, German, and others
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Halsey, Francis W. (Francis Whiting), 1851-1919, comp
Subjects: World War, 1914-1918
Publisher: New York, London, Funk & Wagnalls Company
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
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dopts the Knox peace resolu-tion as a substitute for the originalpeace mesure pa.«sed by the House;eighteen Democrats broke away fromthe Administration leadership andvoted for the resolution. 31jiy 24. President Wilson in a spe-cial message to Congress urges Ameri-can acceptance of a manaate overArmenia. May 27. The Senate Foreign Rela-tions Committee by a vote of 11 to 4adopts a resolution refusing the re-quest of Pi-esident Wilson that he beauthorized to accept for the UnitedStates a mandate over Armenia; I*resi-dent Wilson vetoes the Knox Peaceresolution recently passed by Congress;the President in his veto message de-clared that if peace were establishedthrough the resolution the purpose for■«hich the United States entered the■war would not be attained; the Senateby a vote of G2 to 12 opposes theArmenian mandate and by a vote of52 to 23 adopts the Foreign RelationsCommittees resolution refusing theconsent of Congress for President Wil-son to accept the mandate. 482 INDEX 483
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o) b- 484 INDEX (Roman numerals indicate volumes. Arabic numbers indicate pag^es.) Aboukir, sinking- of the. IX. 312-215.Achi Baba. VIII, 94. 99. Entente attempt to take. VIII. 109-110. 114, 116. further attempt to take, VIII. 126-128.Adriatic, character of its shores, IX, 8-11. closed to navigation, IX. 35. profound changes in, IX. 149.Aeroplanes, airaaft, IV, 265-292. American, at Darmans, V. 225. at Charleroi and Mons. II. 323. attack by. near Venice. IX. 118. early use. II. 343-376. in Cuxhaven. II. 354. in the Albert-Montdidier Salient, V.308. in Ludendorff offensive. V. 57. in the Marne Salient. V, 268-269. in Reims offensive, V, 170-172. on Norfolk coast. II. 354. over Karlsruhe. II, 356-358. raids by, V, 354. raids on Cologne. II. 352.Dusseldorf, II. 352.Metz, II. 353.Warsaw. II, 353. raids in Paris, II, 350-351. recognition of, in war in 1911, I.134. supremacy of action in Ludendorffdrive. V, 26-27. work of. V, 109. work of Allied. V, 116.Aerschot, atrocities in, I. 320.Afric

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