- I. The Disarmament Ideal
- II. British War Aims and Disarmament, 1914-1916
- British Ideas and the World War
- Early Plans for Peace
- “A Fight to the Finish”
- The Development toward Total War
- Feelers toward a Moderate Peace
- The Knockout of Moderation
- III. British War Aims and Disarmament, 1917-1918: New Theories of International Relations
- Currents of Thought, 1917: Disarmament in the Background
- “No Annexations, No Indemnities”
- The Reichstag Resolution and the Pope’s Proposals
- Lord Lansdowne’s Letter
- Labour’s Aims, Lloyd George’s Concessions, and Wilson’s Fourteen Points
- Party Alignments and Britain’s War Aims
- The Growth of the League Idea and Its Relation to Limitation of Armaments
- IV. The Disarmament Idea from the Armistice to the Peace
ConferenceNegotiations for an Armistice
- The Armistice Terms
- The Khaki Election
- Interlude
- V. Disarmament in the Peace Treaty
- The Paris Peace Conference and Disarmament
- The Drafting of the Military Terms
- The Press Campaign
- Final Decisions on the Military Terms
- The Naval Terms
- The Air Terms
- VI. General Disarmament and the Peace Treaty
- Article VIII of the League Covenant
- Pressure on Lloyd George
- The German Counterproposals
- The Treaty and its Critics
- Postwar Europe and Disarmament
- Appendixes
- Bibliography
- Index
HARVARD HISTORICAL MONOGRAPHS

Harvard Historical Monographs 32
Disarmament and Peace in British Politics, 1914-1919
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Publication Date: 01/01/1957