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Start of eBook	1
VOLUME II	1
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS	1
LIFE AND LETTERS	2
WALTER H. PAGE	2
WALTER H. PAGE	2
CHAPTER XIV	2
I	2
II	5
III	8
IV	12
V	24
VI	30
FOOTNOTES:	32
CHAPTER XV	33
FOOTNOTES:	50
CHAPTER XVI	50
FOOTNOTES:	62
CHAPTER XVII	63
FOOTNOTES:	77
CHAPTER XVIII	77
FOOTNOTES:	89
CHAPTER XIX	90
I	90
II	103
III	108
FOOTNOTES:	113
CHAPTER XX	114
FOOTNOTES:	129
CHAPTER XXI	129
I	129
II	138
FOOTNOTES:	148
CHAPTER XXII	149
I	149
II	160
III	164
FOOTNOTES:	176
CHAPTER XXIII	177
CHAPTER XXIV	192
FOOTNOTES:	208
CHAPTER XXV	209
FOOTNOTES:	223
CHAPTER XXVI	223
FOOTNOTES:	241
CHAPTER XXVII	241
THE END	242
APPENDIX	242
PETHERICK	243
FOOTNOTES:	251
INDEX	251
Babcock, Commander, arrival in England, II 274	252
Falkenhayn, cynical toward proposals of Colonel House, I 289	257
Garfield, President, assassination deplored throughout the South, I 39	257
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James, Henry, frequent visitor at the Embassy, II 315	261
Keller, Helen, persuaded to write “Story of My Life,” I 90	261
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Pacifism, work of the “peace spies,” II 210	264
Raboteau, John Samuel, Mr. Page’s maternal grandfather, I 6	268
St. Ives, Cornwall, seeking rest at, II 332	268
Underwood Tariff Bill, impressions of in Great Britain, 150, 172	271
Waechter, Sir Max, efforts for “federation” and disarmament, I 284	271
York, Archbishop of, letter commending him to Roosevelt, II 401	273

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