Historical record of the 1904 interparliamentary conference on arbitration
A comprehensive report of the XIIe Conférence held in Saint Louis, Missouri, detailing debates, resolutions, and the push for peaceful dispute resolution among nations. This edition presents the proceedings, speakers, and the outcomes that shaped early international efforts toward arbitration and cooperation.
This work compiles official sessions, proposed resolutions, and the spirit of that era’s drive to reduce war through lawful, consultative processes. It offers insights into the ideas, key players, and the practical steps proposed to strengthen international justice and interparliamentary action.
- Includes the agenda, speeches, and amendments surrounding the call for mediation and arbitration.
- Illustrates the evolution of pacific ideas and the expansion of international dispute resolution.
- Docs the role of the Union interparlementaire and its plans for future conferences.
- Provides historical context for early 20th‑century diplomacy and peace efforts.
Ideal for readers of diplomatic history, international law, and early attempts to formalize global mediation.