Korean efforts in the summer of 1907 to seek recognition at the Hague Convention faced impossible headwinds. One of these obstacles included the desire to ensure that the conference reflected well on President Theordore Roosevelt’s legacy vis-à-vis t
Read more…In 1909, James Brown Scott, an influential American scholar of international law, published The Hague Peace Conferences of 1899 and 1907. As one of the key U.S. representatives attending those proceedings, Scott’s account was recognized as the de f
Read more…In late 1926, British military historian and strategist Captain Basil Henry Liddell Hart published a work titled, A Greater than Napoleon, Scipio Africanus. Throughout the nineteenth century, Napoleon was lauded as the penultimate tactician who inf
Read more…Theodore Roosevelt’s involvement in the peace talks which lead to the conclusion of the Russo-Japanese War was a natural outgrowth of his experience and foreign policy. Perhaps the most widely traveled U. S. President since John Quincy Adams, Roose
Missouri seeking funds to repair military monument in France
JEFFERSON CITY — A century-old statue honoring Missouri soldiers who died in a fierce battle against German soldiers in World War I could be getting a facelift.
According to the
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