INTERNATIONAL LAW THE CENTURY POLITICAL SCIENCE SERIES EDITED BY FREDERIC A. OGG, University of Wisconsin

*INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. By Frederic A.

Ogg, . University of Wisconsin, and P. Orman Ray,

Northwestern University. *STATE GOVERNMENT IN THE UNITED STATES. By Walter F.

Dodd, Chicago, Illinois. *THE CONDUCT OF AMERICAN FOREIGN RELATIONS. By John

M. Mathews, University of Illinois. *AN INTRODUCTION TO WORLD POLITICS. By Herbert Adams

Gibbons, Princeton, New Jersey. *INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZA

TION. By Pitman B. Potter, University of Wisconsin. *LATIN AMERICA AND THE UNITED STATES. By Graham H.

Stuart, Stanford University. *HISTORY OF POLITICAL THOUGHT. By Raymond G. Gettell,

University of California. *INTERNATIONAL LAW. By Charles G. Fenwick, Bryn Mawr

College. AMERICAN PARTIES AND ELECTIONS. By Edward M. Sait,

University of California. MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. By Thomas H. Reed, University of

Michigan. PRACTICE OF MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION. By Lent D. Upson,

Detroit Bureau of Governmental Research. LEGISLATION. By Joseph P. Chamberlain, Columbia Univer

sity. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW OF THE UNITED STATES. By Edward

8. Corwin, Princeton University. CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. By An.

drew C. McLaughlin, University of Chicago. RECENT AND CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL THEORY. By Francis

W. Coker, Ohio State University. COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT. By Frederic A. Ogg, University

of Wisconsin. EUROPEAN DIPLOMACY, 1914-1921. By Charles Seymour, Yale

University. AMERICAN DIPLOMACY. By Edwin M. Borchard, Yale Uni

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CHARLES G. FENWICK Ph. The

PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

BRYN MAWB COLLEGE

AUTHOR OF THE NEUTRALITY LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,”

"POLITICAL SYSTEMS IN TRANSITION,” ETC.