Robert Howard Lord Boeken

Hazen provides an in-depth look at three peace congresses that took place in the 19th century - the Congress of Vienna, the Congress of Paris, and the Congress of Berlin. His analysis of the actions and decisions made at these congresses provides valuable insight into international relations and diplomacy during this time period.

Originally delivered as lectures at Harvard University in 1920, Some Problems of the Peace Conference provides valuable insight into the complexities and challenges of negotiating an end to World War I. Through a close examination of the issues faced by the major players at the conference, Haskins offers a nuanced understanding of the political and historical context that shaped the decisions made at Versailles.