Published June 1928
This correspondence between U.S. diplomat Ray Atherton and British statesman Austen Chamberlain, dated June/July 1928, discusses and includes the text of the draft of the proposed treaty for the renunciation of war (later called the Kellogg-Briand Pact).
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