| 59.4% |  | United States |
| 8.7% |  | United Kingdom |
| 5% |  | Canada |
| 4% |  | Australia |
| 3.5% |  | Philippines |
| 2.6% |  | Netherlands |
| 2.4% |  | India |
| 1.6% |  | Germany |
| 1% |  | France |
| 0.7% |  | Poland |
| Today: | 193 |
| Yesterday: | 251 |
| This Week: | 193 |
| Last Week: | 2221 |
| This Month: | 4781 |
| Last Month: | 6796 |
| Total: | 129380 |
Contents
Written by Arnold H Taylor | 
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| Books - American Diplomacy and the narcotics traffic |
Drug Abuse
Chapter one. The United States and the opium problem in the nineteenth century
Chapter two. The genesis of the international movement
Chapter three. The Shanghai Opium Commission
Chapter four. The Hague opium conferences
Chapter five. Opium as a domestic and international issue, 1914 to 1924
Chapter six. Tentative cooperation with the League of Nations, 1921—1924
Chapter seven. The Geneva opium conferences
Chapter eight. Sequel to Geneva: American isolation from the antidrug campaign
Chapter nine. American cooperation with the League in limiting manufacture
Chapter ten. American cooperation with the League on the Far Eastern problem and illicit traffic
Chapter eleven. American cooperation with the League in limitation at the source
Chapter twelve. Altruism and self-interest in America's narcotics diplomacy
Epilogue: A sketch of the international movement since 1939
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