Speech on Patriotism (Document 3), item 7
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world is in sorrow on account of
its overwhelming disappointment.
Since that epoch-making day, the
18th of May, 1899, when 100 delegates
from 26 different
countries met in the House in
the Woods, at the Hague and
opened what has come to be
called The First Hague Peace
Conference - since that day
the propaganda for universal
peace has moved forward
with leaps and bounds and
it seemed to us who are on
the outside of the inner circles
that substantial progress had
been made toward the substitution
of arbitration for war.
A second Hague Conference had
been held. Mr. Carnegie had
made his wonderful $10,000.00
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world is in sorrow on account of
its overwhelming disappointment
Since that epoch-making day, the
18" of
&May , 1899, when 100 dele-gates from 26 different
countries met in the House in
the Woods at the Hague and
opened what has come to be
called The First Hague Peace
Conference- since that day
the propoganda for universal
peace had moved forward
with leaps and bounds and
it seemed to us who are on
the outside of the inner circles
that substantial progress had
been made toward the substi-
tution of arbitration for war.
A second Hague Conference had
been held. Mr. Carnegie had
made his wonderful $10,000.00
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7/
world is in sorrow on account of
its overwhelming disappointment
Since that epoch-making day, the
18" of ... May , 1899, when 100 dele-
gates from 26 different
countries met in the House in
the Woods at the Hague and
opened what has come to be
called The First Hague Peace
Conference- since that day
the propoganda for universal
peace had moved forward
with leaps and bounds and
it seemed to us who are on
the outside of the inner circles
that substantial progress had
been made toward the substi-
tution of arbitration for war.
A second Hague Conference had
been held. Mr. Carnegie had
made his wonderful $10,000.00
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world is in sorrow on account of
its overwhelming disappointment
Since that epoch-making day, the
18" of ... May , 1899, when 100 dele-
gates from 26 different
countries met in the House in
the Woods at the Hague and
opened what has come to be
called The First Hague Peace
Conference- since that day
the propoganda for universal
peace had moved forward
with leaps and bounds and
it seemed to us who are on
the outside of the inner circles
that substantial progress had
been made toward the substi-
tution of arbitration for war.
A second Hague Conference had
been held. Mr. Carnegie had
made his wonderful $10,000.00
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Saginaw, Michigan, USA
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Story location Saginaw, Michigan, USA
- ID
- 19536 / 221306
- Contributor
- Hope Elizabeth May
October 2, 1915
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