The Foreign Policy Association and the Council of Foreign Relations; Princeton University; World War I (Woodrow Wilson, the Versailles Treaty, the League of Nations); John Foster Dulles's relations with President Eisenhower; his relations with the Senate (the Foreign Relations Committee; Senator McCarthy, the Bricker Amendment); personal relations with John Foster Dulles; the Suez crisis; John Foster Dulles's views on the national economy; "Brinkmanship;" Formosa and Red China (Quemoy-Matsu). [PAC]

Reminiscences of undergraduate years at Princeton University in the Class of 1908; the Class' fiftieth reunion. [GAC]

John Foster Dulles as an undergraduate at Princeton University. [RDC]

Recollections of undergraduate years at Princeton University in the Class of 1908. [RDC]

Undergraduate years at Princeton University (1904-1908); social contacts with John Foster Dulles; John Foster Dulles's public image; opinion research; the Eisenhower presidential campaigns; the Aswan Dam; Lebanon. [PAC]

John Foster Dulles as an undergraduate at Princeton University; the Versailles Peace Conference; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; his relations with Congress; Woodrow Wilson; personal relations and correspondence with John Foster Dulles; his relations with the press. [PAC]

John Foster Dulles as an undergraduate at Princeton University; social contacts with John Foster Dulles in the late 1940's and early 1950's; John Foster Dulles's senatorial campaign; John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; a detailed account of his visit to Jordan in 1953; McCarthyism and the State Department; United States relations with Jordan; official relations with John Foster Dulles; the fiftieth reunion of the Princeton Class of 1908. [PAC]

Childhood recollections of family life and upbringing in Watertown and Henderson Harbor; John Foster Dulles at Princeton and the Sorbonne; his marriage and children; the Dulles family background and ties; John Foster Dulles's knowledge of and interest in economics; Hitler and Germany in the 1930's; post-war Germany; John Foster Dulles's role in the 1952 presidential campaign; McCarthyism and security cases in the State Department; John Foster Dulles's relations with the Press; the Versailles Treaty and German reparations; John Foster Dulles's sense of humor; his political philosophy; bipartisanship and John Foster Dulles's work in the Truman administration; Viet Nam; John Foster Dulles's health; personal anecdotes and observations on John Foster Dulles's mannerisms, interests, and thoughts. [PAC]

Childhood recollections; travel in Europe; Princeton University; the influence of John W. Foster (grandfather) on John Foster Dulles; Henderson Harbor (fishing and sailing); Woodrow Wilson; the Versailles Peace Conference and the League of Nations; foreign languages; Sullivan Cromwell; Hitler National Socialism; Thomas Dewey's presidential campaigns; the Japanese Peace Treaty; Alger Hiss; McCarthyism; official relations with John Foster Dulles (State Department - Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)); Cabinet meetings; Suez; Anglo-American and Franco-American relations; John Foster Dulles's final illness and resignation. [PAC]

The Presidential campaigns of Thomas Dewey and Dwight Eisenhower; personal associations with John Foster Dulles; the Dulles Library of Diplomatic History at Princeton University; John Foster Dulles's work with the World Council of Churches. [RDC]