Men and policies

1. Some Americans.

Theodore Roosevelt

Joseph H. Choate

Andrew Carnegie

James Russell Lowell

Abraham Lincoln

Lincoln as a leader of men

Alexander Hamilton

Grover Cleveland

Robert Bacon

Address as president on the 75th anniversary of the Century Association

Address as vice-president on the 50th anniversary of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Address on the 50th anniversary of the Association of the Bar of the city of New York.

2. Law and its administration.

The Constitution of the United States

Address at a dinner given by the Association of the Bar of the city of New York to Lord Chief Justice Reading, as ambassador to the United States

Judges and legislatures

The standard of legal education

The restatement of the substantive law.

3. The war and readjustment.

Letter to the president of the National Security League

Speech at a meeting in honor of the Archbishop of York

Speech before the National Security League in Philadelphia

Address as Chairman of the annual meeting of the National Security League

Public statement for the National War Savings Committee in New York City

The duty of the opposition party in the war

The resumption of individual liberty

The restoration policies of the United States

War memorials

New York regional plan

The League of Nations

Speech at a meeting under the direction of the National Republican Club, in the presidential election of 1920

The second Hague Peace Conference

Latin-American cooperation

The Carnegie endowment for international peace

The permanent court of international justice

The conditions and possibilities remaining for international law after the war

The prohibition of submarines and poisonous gases

International law at the Washington Conference on the Limitation of Armament

Democracy and foreign affairs

A requisite for the success of popular diplomacy

The education of democracy in foreign affairs

How to interest democracy in foreign affairs.