1908 Peace Pamphlet: Should Any National Dispute Be Reserved from Arbitration? For Sale

Original 1908 pamphlet by noted lawyer Jackson H. Ralston, presenting his Peace Congress address on whether nations should ever withhold disputes from arbitration.
Authentic period printing with American Peace Society stamp—great crossover appeal for international law, diplomacy, and pacifism collections. Readable, complete, and displays well.

• 📘 Format: Saddle-stapled pamphlet/offprint

• 🖨️ Printer/Publisher: Not stated; distributed by American Peace Society (stamped)

• 🧑‍⚖️ Author: Hon. Jackson H. Ralston

• 🗓️ Date: 1908 (Peace Congress address May 18, 1908)

• 📄 Pagination: 7 pages (1–7)

• 📏 Size: ~9 x 6 inches

• 🧭 Subject: International arbitration, peace movement, diplomacy, legal history

• 🏛️ Provenance: American Peace Society stamp (Boston/Washington) on rear page

• 🧺 Binding: Single staple; text in English

• 🧠 Notable: Early U.S. peace advocacy; ties to Hague/tribunal debates

Good. Toning and scattered cover spotting; light edge/corner wear; small crease at lower corner; society stamp on rear; interior clean and securely stapled. No loose pages.

Ships bagged in archival sleeve and reinforced in a rigid mailer. Combined shipping available.
Seller’s note: Vintage paper items may show age-appropriate wear; all photos are part of the description.

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