Map shows English Channel coastal details. Includes lines and numbers representing degree variations, arrows for tide and current movement, dotted areas for sand and shoals, place names, and depth in fathoms. Scale not noted.

Map shows English Channel coastal details. Includes lines and numbers representing degree variations, arrows for tide and current movement, dotted areas for sand and shoals, place names, and depth in fathoms. Insets: "A correct draught of Plymouth Sound," and "A new draught of the Isle of Wight." Scale not noted.

Black velvet evening gown with blue sleeves. Draped black velvet bodice with deep square neckline. Modified leg-of-mutton sleeves in electric blue satin with black velvet iris appliques. The appliques are accented with sequins and bugle beads. Zipper closures at the wrists. Ceneterback zipper closure with a hook&eye at the neckline. Waistseam with fitted. floor-length. black velvet skirt. Horizontal. black velvet hip swag that finishes with a fishtail cascade down the centerback seam of the skirt. The bodice is boned and lined with black silk. Grosgrain bust and waist stays. Bust pads. Label stitched beneath left armseye. Label: "Givenchy/Made in France"

Evening dress / ballgown of cream silk jersey with beaded decoration and matching belt.

This thesis studies France"s relations with the Little Entente during the term of Foreign Minister Delbos. It relies primarily on published diplomatic papers and memoirs. It discusses Delbos's background, the histories of Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and Rumania from 1919-1936, and the formation of the Little Entente. The thesis focuses on France's efforts after the Rhineland crisis to strengthen her Eastern European alliances. Delbos chose the Little Entente over the Soviet Union as France's primary Eastern European alliance. Delbos's proposed Mutual Assistance Pact between France and the Little Entente and his Eastern European trip in December, 1937, failed owing to Yugoslavian and Rumanian opposition. German economic domination and intimidation of, and British disinterest in, Eastern Europe contributed to Yugoslavian and Rumanian rejection of France's overtures.

Dress of blue and black leopard print silk with shirred black velvet waistband. V-shaped neckline and batwing sleeves with zippers at wrist; gathered skirt with built-in net petticoat.

Belted dress of red satin with black polka-dots. It has a jewel neckline, circular yoke and long raglan sleeves gathered at cuffs piped in black satin cord, a zipper center back, and elastic at the waistline. Skirt just below knee length.

Woman's deep vivid purple leather pumps with red-violet reptile trim.