British-American diplomacy, 1895-1917 : early years of the special relationship

Uncertain Beginnings -- Annus Mirabilis -- Time Of Testing -- Relationship Confirmed -- Changing The Guard -- Wartime Diplomacy - British Conduct -- Watrime Diplomacy - American Conduct -- Resolution And Conclution -- Richard Olney On Venezuela And The U.s. Fiat In The Western Hemisphere, 1895 -- William L. Scruggs On British Aggression In Venezuela -- Joseph Chamberlain Preaches Anglo-american Accord -- The Jameson Raid As Reported In The Times -- The Mission Of The Anglo-saxon Race, According To Josiah Strong -- Albert J. Beveridge's On The Mission Of Our Race -- Theodore Roosevelt's Privately Expressed Views On The Boer War -- Particulars Of The Clayton-bulwer Treaty (1850) -- William Mckinley's Imperialist Gospel -- Confidential Reaction Of The British Ministry To The First Hay-pauncefote Treaty -- Whitehall's Evaluation Of The Second Hay-pauncefote Treaty -- Britain Seeks To Persuade Canada To Endorse The Hay-herbert Treaty -- Terms Of The Alaska Tribunal -- Theodore Roosevelt Articulates A Corollary To The Monroe Doctrine -- W.w. Rockhill's Memorandum On Commercial Policy In China -- The First Open Door Note -- British Reaction To The First Open Door Note -- The Second Open Door Note -- Spring Rice Advises Roosevelt On Matters Of Weltpolitik -- The Taft-katsura Agreement (1905) -- Root-takahira Agreement (1908) -- Anglo-american Arbitration Treaty (1908) -- President Wilson's Proclamation Of American Neutrality, August 1914 -- The Bryce Report -- The Ship, The Flag, And The Enemy -- Wilson's Third Lusitania Note, July 1915 -- Protest Over The Blacklist, 1916 -- The House-grey Memorandum, 1916 -- President Wilson's Sussex Ultimatum, 1916 -- Zimmermann Telegram, 1917 -- President Wilson's War Message, April 1917 David H. Burton. An Anvil Original. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 147-149) And Index.