The recognition policy of the United States, by Julius Goebel, Jr.
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TextReference number:2009640Series: Columbia University studies in the social sciences ; v. 66, no. 1.Publication details: New York, Columbia University, 1915. Description: 228 p. 23 cmSubject(s): Recognition (International law)LOC classification: H31 | .C7 v. 66, no. 1
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Issued also as thesis (Ph.D.) Columbia University.
Bibliography: p. 222-228.
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