Neutrality. Correspondence Between the Secretary of State and Chairman, Committee on Foreign Relations, Relating to Certain Complaints Made That the American Government has Shown Partiality to

This collection of correspondence sheds light on the complex political and diplomatic issues faced by America during the First World War. It documents the debates and negotiations between the Secretary of State and the Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations over accusations of partiality and bias in America's dealings with the belligerent nations of Europe.

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