International Relations
Found in 138 Collections and/or Records:
David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies records
Contains informational pamphlets on a variety of countries from various years, as well as programs from the opening of the Kennedy Center.
Dennis L. Thomson international research, 1953-1997
Contains files of Dennis L. Thomson regarding international research.
Rudolf II Dovvia Kay Reichstag
Holograph edict presented by the Federal Diet of the German Empire. The item is concerned with the Turkish threat and political matters in Germany.
Moses Eastmane letter
Typescript of a signed letter addressed to "Hon. D. Blaisdell" and dated February 6, 1811. Eastmane is concerned with the various acts of aggression and injustice by France and England against American ships on the high seas.
King of Prussia Frederick William I edicts
Official edicts, proclamations, and law codes relating to the administration of Prussia. These items relate to the financial, bureaucratic, and military administration of the kingdom. The bulk of the collection was presented under the authority of King Frederick William I (1688-1740). The materials are dated from 1714 to 1727 with one document originating in 1634. The 1634 item relates to the laws of the city of Stettin in Germany.
Fundamental laws of Zurich
Fundamental laws of Zurich. From internal evidence, it has been surmised that the collection was written sometime in the last half of the eighteenth century. The laws cover such matters as weights and measures, rents, the starting of wars, and election laws.
George M. Hanson and Bertha Olson Hanson papers, 1912-1939, bulk 1913-1916
Collection contains newspaper clippings, photographs, correspondence, articles, papers and official documents pertaining to George M. Hanson's work as an American Consul Officer in areas such as Tasmania, Sandakan, British North Borneo and Liege, Belgium. Includes letters from Bertha to her sister Ethel Bradley. Materials document George and Bertha's experiences and reflections on Pacific Island peoples, geography and colonial politics. Dated 1912-1939.
George V letter
Handwritten and signed letter addressed to the "Soldiers of the United States." The item is an expression of welcome by the king on behalf of the "people of the British Isles," and a commendation to the American soldiers for helping to fight the "great battle for human freedom," World War One.
Walter Murray Gibson diaries
Holograph diaries which give daily accounts of activities in Maui, including cabinet meetings, interactions with Claus Spreckels, the financial supporter of Gibson's government, association with King Kalakaua, visits to Mother Marianne of Molokai at the convent at Kakaako on Maui, the Hawaiian revolution of 1887 in which Gibson was ousted from office and exiled, and the breach of promise suit brought against Gibson by Flora St. Clair, whom he had allegedly promised to marry.
Charles George Gordon letter
Handwritten and signed letter (4 pages), dated February 9, 1877, and addressed to "Mr. Scott." Gordon, writing from Cairo, discusses the British attempt to stop the slave trade in Africa and comments on a possible British guarantee of Egyptian independence.