Meeting-place of League in Wilson’s original draft in Cecil plan in
   Treaty.

Membership in League in Wilson’s original draft in Treaty withdrawal.

Mezes, Sidney E., Commission of Inquiry and data.

Miller, David Hunter and drafting of Covenant and projet of a treaty.

Modus vivendi, Wilson and a preliminary treaty as

Monroe Doctrine and affirmative covenant preservation in Treaty

Montenegro in Jugo-Slavia Fourteen Points on

Moravia, disposition

Munitions regulation of manufacture and trade in Wilson’s original draft
   in Treaty

National safety, dominance of principle

Near East United States and mandates Lansing’s memorandum on territorial
   settlements mandates in Wilson’s original draft mandates in Treaty
   Fourteen points on

Negative guaranty. See Self-denying covenant.

Non-intercourse as form of peace promotion constitutionality in Wilson’s
   original draft in Treaty

Norway, Spitzbergen

Open Door in Lansing’s plan in Near East in former German colonies
   principle in Wilson’s original draft and in Treaty in Fourteen Points

Outlet to the sea for each nation

Orlando, Vittorio Emanuele

Palestine autonomy See also Near East.

Pan-America, proposed mutual guaranty treaty

Papineau Rebellion, and self-determination

Peace, Treaty of inclusion of detailed Covenant as subject of
   disagreement expected preliminary treaty speedy restoration of peace
   versus detailed Covenant Wilson employs desire for, to force
   acceptance of League, resulting delay, delay, delay on League causes
   definitive rather than preliminary treaty subjects for a preliminary
   treaty influence of lack of American programme Wilson’s decision for
   a definitive treaty Lansing’s views of finished treaty British
   opinion protests of experts and officials of American Commission
   Lansing and ratification See also League.

Persia, disposition

Phillimore, Lord, report on League of Nations

Poland and Anglo-Franco-American alliance independence Danzig

Postponement of hostilities as form of peace promotion in Wilson’s
   original draft in Cecil plan in Treaty

President as delegate as subject of disagreement Lansing’s opposition
   origin of Wilson’s intention influence of belligerency on plan
   influence of presence on domination of situation personal reasons for
   attending decision to go to Paris decision to be a delegate attitude
   of House League as reason for decision

Prevention of war in Wilson’s original draft in Cecil plan in Treaty
   Sec also Arbitration; League.

Publication of treaties in Lansing’s plan in Treaty

Publicity as basis of Lansing’s plan See also Secret diplomacy.