POLITICS and MISCELLANEOUS. 53 P.A.S.; each on one large fol. page. Thoughts on Peace, by politicians, diplomats, lawyers and magistrates, jurists, administrators, etc., intended to be reproduced in facsimile in the book Pax Mundi. Golden Book of Peace. A universal survey by the World League for Peace (Geneva, 1932). Georges d'Avenel, Camille Barrère, Joseph Barthélemy, Charles Benoist, Léon Bérard, Henry Berthélemy, Charles Bertrand, Jeanne Bibesco, Jules Brévié, Jules Cambon, Robert Chauvelot, Charles Chenu, G. Collonges, Raoul Dandurand, George Dejean, Yvon Delbos, Henri Demont, Joseph Denais, Jeanne Déréroulède, Charles Donat-Guigue, Eugène Dreyfus, Gaston Faralicq, Arthur Fontaine, comtesse de Galard, Auguste Gauvain, Suzanne Grinberg, duchesse L. de Gramont, Henri Guernut, Marcel Habert, Jean Hennessy, Henri-Robert, Henry de Jouvenel, comte de Lafayette, R. de La Frégolière, François Latour, Edmond Laskine, Georges Lecherbonnier, Lucien Le Foyer, Roger Lehideux, Georges Leygues, Louis Loucheur, Germaine Malaterre-Sellier, François Manceron, Léon Meyer, Mme A. Moll-Weiss, Anatole de Monzie ("Peace is the great opportunity for peoples to ignore the injunctions of parties"...), Henry Paté, Georges Payelle, Fernand Payen, Léon Perrier, Adolphe Pinard, Sicard de Plauzoles, Henriette duchesse de Vendôme.