FRANCE-AMERICA COMMITTEE

President : M, G. HANOTAUX, of the Académie Française, former Minister of Foreign A flairs.

TIJE Comité FRANCE-AMÉRIQUE tas for the last ten years published a monthly Review devoted to the United States, Canada and Latin America. The war which has just corne to an end has drawn so close the ties between the United States and France, and has roused in both countries such a lively reciprocal curiosity and such a deep mutual sjrapathy, that the Comité is of the opinion that the time has corne to issue the Review * France- Etait- Unis » as a separate monthly publication. M. GABRIEL HANOTAUX, the President of the Comité, and M. GABRIEL LOUIS-JARAY, the Director, hâve entrusted the editorship to M. FIRMIN ROZ, who has specialized in American questions for over twenty

years and. was, during the war, in charge of the United States Department at the Ministry of Information.

The Review has been published in its new form since January 1919. It comprises articles and chronicles divided into three sections dealing severally with :

Economie, commercial and Jinancial qnedionc ;

PoliticaL and international quedionc;

Inlettectual, codai and artidic queAionc.

Moreover, in each number, a leading article gives the opinion of a highly qualified French or American personage on a great question of the day, of vital interest to both countries, or about a conspicuous figure in their présent history . Thus the ten numbers already issued hâve published:

TbeS> rôle of America nu tbej> world war, by EMILE BOUTROUX, of the Académie française ;

Predidenu, W^ildon and Preddenl Poincaré, bv A. de LAPRADELLE & JOSEPH -BARTHÉLEMY, prof-

essors at the Faculty of Law of the University of Paris ;

Preddenl Nicbolac Æurray Bal 1er, by Senator D ’ESTOUR- NELLES DE CONSTANT, and Théodore Roooeoelu,, by ERNEST HAMLIN ABBOTT (in English) ;

Tbe American j Army in France, by MARS U AL FOCH (in French and English) ;

TbeJ United Statec, France and Peace, by GABRIEL HANOTAUX, of the Académie française. President of the Comité FRANCE-AMÉRIQUE ;

Germany te beginning war~> agaitu uu tbeJ> Fad, by XXX (in French and English);

TbeJ> epeecbee au, tbeJ ElyàéeJ» and Preddent Wiloon eu Farewell, by 'LOUIS BARTHOU, of the Académie française, late President of the Council of Ministers (in French and English) ;

TbeJ> Policy of lheJ) United Stateeu and France, by ROBERT LANSING (in English and French);

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