Publisher's Synopsis
Published in 1923, "The Origin, Structure, and Working of the League of Nations" provides a detailed historical account of the creation and early years of the League of Nations, the intergovernmental organization established after World War I to promote international cooperation and prevent future wars. Author C. Howard Ellis explores the structure and functions of the League and provides insight into the challenges and limitations it faced in its efforts to maintain world peace.
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