The Protocol of Geneva of October 1924 sought to bind League of Nations members to compulsory arbitration, disarmament and collective action against an aggressor. Miller, an American lawyer who had helped draft the League Covenant, examines it clause by clause: how it would come into force, who could join, how it related to the Covenant, and the sanctions it proposed, with the texts in annexes.
An informed contemporary analysis for historians of the League and of efforts to outlaw war. Download the free EPUB.