Treaties and Executive Agreements in the United States |
Contents
FOREIGN AFFAIRS | 13 |
Pamphlets Pro and Con Adoption of the Constitution | 23 |
The Jay Treaty Debates | 35 |
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Treaties and Executive Agreements in the United States: Their separate roles ... Elbert M. Byrd No preview available - 1960 |
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