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John W. Davis

Born: 1873

Died: 1955

U.S. Ambassador

Born: 1873

Died: 1955

Books by John W. Davis (50 max)

The treaty-making power in the United States: an address

1920

In the Supreme Court of the United States, October term, 1917 the state of Georgia, plaintiff, v. the Tennessee Copper Company and the Ducktown Sulphur, Copper and Iron Company, Limited, defendants : brief of the solicitor general as amicus curi ̆and in behalf of the United States

1918

John W. Davis, Georgia, Tennessee Copper Company, Copper and Iron Company Ducktown Sulphur, United States. Supreme Court.

There can be no such thing as a lasting peace that is not founded on the decent treatment of human beings

Judicial procedure of United States courts ... Report. <To accompany H.R. 16461.>

1912

John W. Davis, United States. Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary

Address of Honorable John W. Davis: solicitor general of the United States at "The Ellipse," Washington, D.C., on the last day for subscriptions to the second liberty loan, October 27, 1917.

1918

Geography by Grades.: Grade 4A-4B.

1920

Francis Trevelyan Miller, John W. Davis

Lincoln's fame secure in England

1921

The unveiling of the Lincoln bust at Hingham, England: (as reported October 6, 1919, in the "Eastern Daily Press", of Norwich, England)

1921

Report of mid-winter meeting ...: held in Washington, February 23, 1923, and Addresses of Honorable John W. Davis ... William Houston Kenyon ... Honorable John C. Rose ... at the dinner given in honor of Judge John C. Rose, Hon. John W. Davis, and Mr. Justice Sanford ...

1923

John W. Davis, William Houston Kenyon, John Carter Rose, American Patent Law Association

The Constitution, a thing of life

1925

Party government in the United States

1929

The World Court address

1930

John W. Davis, New Jersey State Bar Association

The permanent bases of foreign policy France, Great Britain, Germany and the United States

1931

Richard von Kühlmann, Jules Cambon, Chamberlain, Austen Sir, John W. Davis, Royal Institute of International Affairs

The World Court settles the question

1932

Judicial world organization: A way of escape from war

1932

Raymond B. Fosdick, John W. Davis

Selecting judges

1933

The Constitution what it means to the man in the street

1936

Democracy in the present-day world

1938

Speeches at a dinner in honor of His Excellency the Most Honourable the Marquess of Lothian, C.H., D.C.L. His Britannic Majesty's newly appointed ambassador to the United States

1939

Nicholas Murray Butler, Lothian, Philip Henry Kerr Marquis of, John W. Davis, New York) Pilgrims (New York

Our enforcement of peach devolves upon the president: Congress may authorize extraterritorial use of force, but Constitution is held to place responsibility for prompt action directly upon the executive

1944

The ambassadorial diary of John W. Davis: the Court of St. James's, 1918-1921

1993