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Also Known As Hague Peace Conferences
Date June 15, 1907 - October 18, 1907 • May 18, 1899 - July 29, 1899
Location The Hague • Netherlands

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Andrew Dickson White, c. 1886.
Andrew Dickson White
American educator and diplomat