Originals in Herbert Hoover Presidential Library (Iowa).

Information about how this material was originally acquired is not available. A July 2004accession was a gift from Elisabeth S. McDonald [ML.2004.017].

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Organization

• United States
• Herbert Hoover Presidential Library

Subject

• Disarmament
• Sea-power -- Great Britain -- 20th century
• Sea-power -- Japan -- 20th century
• Sea-power -- United States -- 20th century

Place

• Great Britain -- History, Naval -- 20th century.
• Japan -- History, Naval -- 20th century.
• United States -- Foreign relations -- Treaties -- 20th century.
• United States -- History, Naval -- 20th century.

Publisher

Public Policy Papers

Finding Aid Author

Tal Eisenzweig

Finding Aid Date

2007

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