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League of Nations Treaty Series UN Rare Between WW1 WW2 Diplomat War Politics
League of Nations Treaty Series UN Rare Between WW1 WW2 Diplomat War Politics
League of Nations Treaty Series UN Rare Between WW1 WW2 Diplomat War Politics
League of Nations Treaty Series UN Rare Between WW1 WW2 Diplomat War Politics
League of Nations Treaty Series UN Rare Between WW1 WW2 Diplomat War Politics
League of Nations Treaty Series UN Rare Between WW1 WW2 Diplomat War Politics
League of Nations Treaty Series UN Rare Between WW1 WW2 Diplomat War Politics
League of Nations Treaty Series UN Rare Between WW1 WW2 Diplomat War Politics
League of Nations Treaty Series UN Rare Between WW1 WW2 Diplomat War Politics
League of Nations Treaty Series UN Rare Between WW1 WW2 Diplomat War Politics
League of Nations Treaty Series UN Rare Between WW1 WW2 Diplomat War Politics
League of Nations Treaty Series UN Rare Between WW1 WW2 Diplomat War Politics

League of Nations Treaty Series UN Rare Between WW1 WW2 Diplomat War Politics

$ 1478.4

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1919-38
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Modified Item: No
  • Condition: As shown. Library bound (Naval War College) with expected markings and generally light wear. Extra wear to covers. Pages tanned but easy enough to read. Please see description below!

    Description

    Historic collection of important books! There are 196 rare hard cover books titled ‘League of Nations: Treaty Series’. I believe there were originally only 206 volumes published between 1920 and 1946. Missing 84, 85, 173, and #200+. In English and French. Hard covers, published by Harrison and Sons. These are pre-packed in 15 boxes.
    The League of Nations was formed shortly after WW1. It would eventually be replaced by the United Nations. If my memory is correct, a large part of World War 1 was all the secret treaties the Europeans engaged in that ended up forcing them into war. This treaty series, I believe, was meant to make all treaties (generally) public information. This grouping is a perfect selection for the diplomat, the professor, a lawyer’s bookshelf or even for the armchair historian with a particular interest in this era.