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The League to Enforce Peace was a non-state American organization established in 1915 to promote the formation of an international body for world peace. It was formed at Independence Hall in Philadelphia by American citizens concerned by the outbreak of World War I in Europe.
achievement, a federation of the great powers of the world for the purpose of maintaining peace. The League to Enforce Peace represents something more solid and practical than a mere expression of sentiment concerning the desirability of peace and the wastefulness and the horror of war.
The League To Enforce Peace. By Theodore Roosevelt. Germany has just perpetrated a new and dreadful offense against that moral law which should govern nations even when they are at war with one another.
A letter and platform proposal from the League to Enforce Peace sent to Governor Rye. The proposal details the ways that the League wants to support the League of Nations. Specifically mentioned are ways to reach out to farmer's associations, women's clubs, and religious communities.
The League to Enforce Peace was born at a series of four dinners given at the Century Club in New York City in the winter and spring of I9I5. It was based on four propositions-namely, that the United States should join a League of Nations in which, first, all justiciable disputes should be referred to a court; second,
States is the greatest league to enforce peace known to history. It is also a demonstration of the fact that all the peoples of the earth can come here and live in peace under one form of
Following the outbreak of World War I, public support for the idea of a ‘League of Peace’ or ‘Council of States’ to be established after the conclusion of the war grew rapidly among the Entente nations.
