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Fondée à Philadelphie, aux États-Unis, en juin 1915, la League to Enforce Peace&#160;rassemble des membres américains militant en faveur d’une société internationale juridiquement organisée. Elle participe notamment à la promotion de l’idée de Société des Nations&#160;émise par le président Wilson. Après la création de la Société des Nations, elle s’appliquera à faire de la propagande en faveur de l’adhésion des États-Unis à la SdN. Elle est finalement dissoute en 1923.ArchivesÉtats-Unis. Pacifisme4/DELTA/04961899-19278 chemisesDossier d’archives thématique constitué par les services de la Bibliothèque-Musée de la Guerre (aujourd’hui La contemporaine).Parmi les documents (tracts, brochures) on trouvera notamment une brochure dépliante de présentation de la League to Enforce Peace.Consultable en ligne sur L’Argonaute&#160;: cliquer ici.Ouvrages édités par la League to Enforce PeaceA League to Enforce PeaceLowell LawrenceBoston, World Peace Foundation, 1915S 143League to Enforce Peace, American branchNew York City, League to Enforce Peace, 1915S 11010Program and policies of the League to Enforce Peace : a handbook for officers, speakers and editors Addresses delivered at the eastern conference of field secretaries held in new york, september 7-9,1916Short, William H. William HarrisonNew York, League to Enforce Peace, 1916S 11009The Monroe Doctrine and the program of the League to Enforce Peace...Wilson, George GraftonBoston, World Peace Foundation, 1916S col 188 (5) (4)Titres liés : Pamphlet series World Peace Foundation vol. 6, n° 4.The conciliation plan of the League to Enforce Peace, with American treaties in forceMyers, Denys PeterBoston, World Peace Foundation, 1916S col 188 (5) (5)Titres liés : Pamphlet series (World Peace Foundation) vol. 6, n° 5.Historical light on the League to Enforce PeaceBoston, World Peace Foundation, 1916S col 188 (5) (6)Titres liés : World Peace Foundation Pamphlet series vol. 6, n° 6.The Menace of a Premature Peace : An address... delivered at Montreal, Canada, September, twenty-sixth, Nineteen hundred and seventeenTaft, William HowardNew York, League to Enforce Peace, 1917O pièce 166 (US)The obligations of victory: An address delivered at the Convention of the League to enforce peace, at Madison, Wisconsin, under the auspices of the University of Wisconsin, November 9, 1918Taft, William HowardNew York, League to Enforce Peace, 1918O pièce 11404Win the War for Permanent Peace. Addresses Made at the National Convention of the League to Enforce Peace, Philadelphia, May 1918CollectifNew York, League to Enforce Peace, 1918O 568 (US)A reference book for speakers : win the war make the world safe by the defeat of German militarism keep the world safe by a League of NationsNew York, League to Enforce Peace, 1918S 10998Working for a League of Nations : a handbook on county organization for the League to Enforce PeaceNew York City, League to Enforce Peace, 1919O pièce 11407A league to prevent war : with a review of the fight against the formation of the United States an address by the Hon. W.G. McAdoo at the Methodist centenary celebration, Columbus, Ohio, July 4, 1919McAdoo, William GibbsNew York, League to Enforce Peace, 1919O pièce 12876What the war meant to womenShaw, Anna HowardNew York, League to Enforce Peace, 1919O pièce 216 (US)The Basis of permanent peace. Outline study of a League of Nations. The background purpose and problems of the movementNew York, League to Enforce PeaceO pièce 9890The League of NationsNew York, League to Enforce Peace, 1919O pièce 217