China at the Conference; A Report

Published in 1922, this book offers a detailed account of China's presence at the Versailles Peace Conference following World War I. The author, who was a professor of political science at Johns Hopkins University, provides a thorough analysis of China's position and demonstrates the ways in which the country's interests clashed with those of other major powers.

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