Excerpt from The Catholic University Bulletin, Vol. 7: 1901
We welcome in this volume of nearly six hundred pages the first complete and habitually dispassionate account of that great event of the year 1900 known as the Peace Conference, called by the Queen of the Netherlands at the suggestion of the Emperor of Russia, and held (May 18-July 29) in the great ball-room of the historic House in the Wood (Huis ten Bosch), the summer palace of the Dutch royal family, quite close to The Hague.
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