Series II is arranged chronologically by date ranges. Speeches are listed individually by title in the container list but are grouped in each folder according to date range.
Box 12 Folder 5
1882-1889
The Place of Comenius in the History of Education, 1882
The Effect of the War of 1812 Upon the Consolidation of the Union, 1887 July, 1812, 1887
Council of Education of the State of New Jersey: Report of the Standing Committee On Pedagogics, 1889 December 26, 1889
The Reform of the Undergraduate Course in the The School of Arts, 1890 October 11, 1890
Syllabus of Five Lectures on the Principles Of Education, 1892
School Men of the Hour, 1898 October, 1898
Philosophy IV--1898-99: British Philosophy From Locke to Herbert Spencer, 1898 October 1, 1898
Box 12 Folder 16
1899-1902
Syllabus of Four Lectures on the Co-Operation of Home and School,, 1899
Report of the Sub-Committee of the Committee on the Establishment of a National University, 1900 February 26, 1900
Status of Education at the Close of the Century: An Address Delivered Before the Department of Superintendence of the National Education Association at Chicago, 1900 February 27, 1900
Education in the United States, 1900 May, 1900
Six Tests Of an Educated Man, 1901 June 10, 1901
Syllabus for Education 2: Principles of Education, 1901 November 1, 1901
Some Pressing Problems, 1902
Shall There Be a Two Years College Course?, 1902 November, 1902
Box 12 Folder 17
1903-1909
The Length of the College Course and its Relation to the Professional Schools, 1903 July 7, 1903
Report of the President Butler to the Trustees of Columbia University, 1906 November 10, 1906
A New Method of Admission to College, 1909 April 24, 1909
The Call to Citizenship, 1909 April 6, 1909
Letter to the President Transmitting the Reply of the University Council to the Resolutions Adopted by the Trustees [on] May 4, 1908 1909 November 1, May 4, 1908, 1909
John Stewart Kennedy, 1909 January, 1909
Box 12 Folder 18
1911-1912
A Question of Academic Freedom Being the Official Correspondence Between Nicholas Murray Butler and J.E. Spingarn,, 1911
Why Should We Change Our Form of Government?, 1911 November 27, 1911
The Supreme Issue of 1912, 1912 April 10, 1912
What is Progress in Politics?, 1912 December 14, 1912
The Panama Canal Tolls Question, 1912 December 18, 1912
Box 13 Folder 1
1913-1915
Alexander Hamilton, 1913 January 11, 1913
The United States of Europe: An interview with Nicholas Murray Butler by Edward Marshall, 1914 October 18, 1914
Address by Nicholas Murray Butler at the Dinner in Honor of the Republican State Committee at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, 1914 December 17, 1914
The New York Constitutional Convention of 1915, 1915 March 28, 1915
The United States as a World Power: an Interview with Nicholas Murray Butler by Edward Marshall, 1915 May 16, 1915
Karl Lamprecht: An Appreciation, 1916 November, 1916
Box 13 Folder 2
1916 April, 1916
Funeral of Nathan Oppenheim, 1916 April 12, 1916
The Building of the Nation, 1916 April 25, 1916
Box 13 Folder 3
1916 June, 1916
The Permanent Basis for a Liberal Education, 1916 June, 1916
The Voyage of Discovery, 1916 June, 1916
Republican National Convention Nominating Speech, 1916 June 9, 1916
The Political Issues of 1916 1916 July 21, 1916, 1916
Box 13 Folder 4
1916 August-1919 February, 1916
Nationality and Beyond, 1916 August 8, 1916
Is American Higher Education Improving?, 1917 June 21, 1917
Address at the Several Reception in Honor of the Royal Italian War Commission in New York, 1917 June 21-23, 1917
Constitutional Convention, 1917 August 23, 1917
Order, Liberty, Progress, 1917 October 19, 1917
Excerpts From the Writings and Addresses of President Butler on Academic Freedom, 1917 October 19, 1917
The Struggle for Democracy, 1917 November 23, 1917
1918 February 16, 1918
A League of Nations, 1918 July 27, 1918
A Governed World, 1918 August, 1918
Letter "To Each Columbia Man in Service", 1918 November, 1918
American Opinion and the Problems of Peace: An Interview Given to Edward Marshall by Nicholas Murray Butler, 1919 January, 1919
Theodore Roosevelt: A Minute Presented to the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York, 1919 February, 1919, February
Box 13 Folder 5
1919 April-1919 December, 1919
Letter in Reply to the Rector of the University of Upsala, Sweden, 1919 April 15, 1919
The High Cost of Living: Its Probable Causes and Remedies, 1919 July 12, 1919
Industrial Peace, 1919 September 3, 1919
Is the United States Worth Saving?, 1919 September 15, 1919
Nicholas Murray Butler and The Educational Review from The School Bulletin, Syracuse, NY, 1919 December, 1919
Notes and News, Educational Review, 1919 December, 1919
Box 13 Folder 6
1920 December-1921 November, 1920
A National Budget and Efficient Administration, 1920 January 12, 1920
Problems Confronting the Carnegie Endowment for International peace: Statements by Elihu Root and Nicholas Murray Butler
Making Liberal Men and Women: Public Criticism of Present-Day Education; The New Paganism; The University, Politics and Religion
(Reprinted from the annual Report of the President, November 7, 1920)
The Building of Columbia and its Next Problems, 1921 February 15, 1921
Discussions: The Closing Door, 1921 October 20, 1921
Introduction to Professor Jefferson B. Fletcher's Symbolism in Dante's Divine Comedy, 1921 November 1, 1921
Box 13 Folder 7
1921 November-1923 March, 1921
The Presidency of Columbia, 1921 November 3, 1921
The Changing Foundation of Government, 1921 December 10, 1921
Address by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and Mr. Whitney Warren, 1922 April 4, 1922
The Nation and the States Versus the Nation Without the States, 1922 November 24, 1922
Building the American Nation, 1923
The Nation and the States Versus the Nation without the States, 1923 January, 1923
A Rational Immigration Policy, 1923 February, 1923
Law and Lawlessness, 1923 March, 1923
Box 14 Folder 1
1923 April-1924 June, 1923
American Policy and the International Court of Justice, 1923 April, 1923
Les Fondateurs des États-Unis, 1924 October-December, 1924
Discours de N. Nicholas Murray Butler, 1923 July, 1923
La Mission de l'Universite Moderne, 1923 July 17, 1923
The Development of the International Mind, 1923 September 17, 1923
Socialism Versus Capitalism, 1923 October, 1923
The People's Constitution, 1923 September 17, 1923
Socialism Versus Capitalism, 1923 October, 1923
The Faith of a Liberal, 1923 November 9, 1923
Sir Esme William Howard, 1924 April 9, 1924
Dr. Butler on Prohibition, 1924 June 4, 1924
Box 14 Folder 2
1924 October-1927, 1924
The Presbyterian Hospital-Columbia University Medical Center, 1924 October 10, 1924
Practicable Steps Toward Peace, 1925 April 20, 1925
Courage, 1925 June 3, 1925
Discours de Reception a l'Academie des Sciences Morales et Politiques, 1925 June 27, 1925
Quelques Tendances Nouvelles de l'Esprit Public aux Estats-Unis, 1925 June 29, 1925
Allocution Prononcee au Diner Offert Par la Dotation Carnegie, 1925 July 2, 1925
The Legacy of the Great War, 1925 August 7, 1925
The True Meaning and The Results of Prohibition, 1925 January 10, 1925
Lotus Club Dinner Given to the Honorable Andrew W. Mellon, 1926 February 6, 1926
Pohjalikkust, 1926 March, 1926
The New York State Referendum: An Oportunity for True Friends of Temperance, 1926 April 9, 1926
Proceedings of the Opening Meeting of the Sixth International Congress of Philosophy, 1926 September 13, 1926
Stand Columbia, Alma Mater, 1926 October 6, 1926
The Presiding Officer, 1927
Box 14 Folder 3
1927 January-May, 1927
The Annual Meeting of the League of Nations Non-partisan Association, 1927 January 10, 1927
A Dangerous Derelict, League of Nations News, 1927 January 10, 1927
League of Nations Non-Partisan Association Dinner, 1927 January 10, 1927
Dr. Butler Predicts Coolidge Won't Run; Prohibition, Main Issue, The Republican, 1927 February 8, 1927
Luncheon of the Bond Club of New York, 1927 March 1, 1927
The Roosevelt Club Borah-Butler Debate, 1927 April 8, 1927
Briand Proposes Eternal Peace with US, 1927 April 25, 1927
What price Enforcement?: Address delivered to the Southern Maryland Society, 1927 May 5, 1927
Draft Treaty of Permanent Peace between the United States of America and….Prefatory Statement, 1927 May 31, 1927
Box 14 Folder 4
1927 June-July, 1927
The Coupon Bulletin of the Bond Club of New York, 1927 July, 1927
Enthusiasm, 1927 June 1, 1927
Box 14 Folder 5
1928
Lawlessness and the Law, 1928
Engineering Schools, 1928
To Repeal the Eighteenth Amendment, 1928 June 12, 1928
Honorable Chauncey M. Depew, 1928 April 12, 1928
The Constitution One Hundred and Forty Years After, 1928 March 4, 1928
Politics of Principle, 1928 January 24, 1928
Box 14 Folder 6
1928 August-October, 1928
Two Chief Issues of 1928 Limitation of Naval Armament & The Eighteenth Amendment, 1928 August 20, 1928, 1928
A Distinguished American Speaks His Mind, 1928 August 21, 1928
Forces That are Making History, 1928 September 2, 1928
True Versus False Internationalism, 1928 October, 1928
The Pact of Paris, 1928 October 1, 1928
A Program of Peace, 1928 October 1, 1928
Box 14 Folder 7
1928 December-1929 January, 1928
The Packer Alumna, 1928 December, 1928
Manners, 1929
The Name Columbia, 1929
The Academic Career, 1929
Higher Lawlessness, 1929
Les Forces Qui Créent L'Histoire, Extrait de L'Esprit International, 1929 January 1, 1929
L'Esprit International, The International Mind, 1929 January 1, 1929
Box 14 Folder 8
1929 April-October, 1929
Renunciation of War As an Instrument of International Policy, 1929 April 2, 1929
The New Outlook, 1929 October 18, 1929
The University and Civilization, 1929 October 20, 1929
(from theNew York Herald-Tribune)
Box 15 Folder 1
1929 December-1930 April, 1929
Dedication of New York's New Psychiatric Institute and Hospital, 1929 December 3, 1929
El Uno y los Mas y Otros Ensayos (tr: "'The One and the Many and Other Essays" translated by Jorge Roa),, 1930
Must Science Go the Way of the Classics?, 1930
The Wider University, 1930
University and City, 1930
Production and Distribution in Education, 1930
Gen. Smuts Visits America, The Guidon, 1930 February, 1930
Outline of the Address at the University of Rome, 1930 March 31, 1930
International Relations in the Congressional Record, 1930 April 20, 1930
Box 15 Folder 2
1930 April-December, 1930
Imponderables, Nord Und Sud and La Nueva Democracia, 1930 April 30, 1930
Speeches at a Diner In Honor of Nicholas Murray Butler, 1930 May 15, 1930
The Report of the Indian Statutory Commission, 1930 May 30, 1930
Weltprobmeme und offentlicje Meinung: Die Funamente des Friedens, Das Neue Europa, 1930 June 8, 1930
Dr. Butler's Case Against Prohibition: The Primary Question in our policy has to do with Government and Not With Liquor" by S.J. Woolf, The New York Times, 1930 August 31, 1930
Report of the President of Columbia University for 1930, 1930 December 27, 1930
Box 15 Folder 3
1931
Dr. Butler Asks for the Answer, 1931
L'Esprit International (The International Mind), 1931 January 1, 1931
L'Individu et La Collectivité, Extrait de L'Esprit International, 1931 January 1, 1931
The Pilgrims: Proceedings Annual Meeting of Members, 1931 January 28, 1931
Box 15 Folder 4
1931 April, 1931
Division of Intercourse and Education, 1931 April 6, 1931
Box 15 Folder 5
1931 May-September, 1931
Address by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler at the Cornerstone Laying of James M. Green Hall, Trenton State Teachers College, 1931 May 9, 1931
When Philosophers Are Rulers, and Rulers Philosophers Year Book of the American Institute in Prague, 1931
Physical Education in Columbia College, 1931 September 1, 1931
Box 15 Folder 6
1931 November-1932 February, 1931
Brander Matthews: An Appreciation, 1931 November 12, 1931
En un Mundo Cambiante; En un Mundo Plan; Enanos y Gigantes; El Paro Forzoso,, 1932
The Pilgrims: Proceedings Annual Meeting of Members, 1932 January 27, 1932
The Christian Way Out, 1932 February 11, 1932
Across The Busy Years, The Republican, 1932 February 13, 1932
Box 15 Folder 7
1932 February-March, 1932
Centenary of Washington: America's First President, 1932 February 21, 1932
In Honor of Gerhart Hauptmann, 1932 February 28, 1932
Division of Intercourse and Education: Annual Report of the Director for the Year, 1932 March 1, 1932
The Challenge of Disarmament, What Will Nations Do?, 1932 March 31, 1932
Box 16 Folder 1
1932 April-July, 1932
American Public Opinion and International Affairs, 1932 July 6, 1932
So Says Nicholas Murray Butler, 1932 April 22, 1932
War Debts and the World Crisis, 1932 July 7, 1932
Speeches at the Dinner to Celebrate the Bicentenary of the Birth of George Washington, 1932 July 12, 1932
Statement on the Lausanne Reparations Settlement and what it means to the United States, 1932 September, 1932
Homo Sum, 1932 July 27, 1932
Abstract of an Address Before the Republican Organization Club on the Ninth Assembly, The Republican, 1932 April 4, 1932
American Public Opinion and International Affairs, International Affairs, 1932 September, 1932
La vie Politique and Internationale, France -- Etats-Unis, 1932 October, 1932
Box 16 Folder 2
1932 September-October, 1932
Outline of Plan for State Liquor Traffic Control Following Repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, 1932 September 1, 1932
La Crise Mondiale et les Etats-Unis, L'Esprit International, 1932 October 1, 1932
Box 16 Folder 3
1932 November-1933 January, 1932
Colossal Debts and Heavy Taxes, 1932 November 16, 1932
David Jayne Hill, 1932 November 10, 1932
Report of the President of Columbia University for 1932, 1932 December 24, 1932
Appraising Technocracy, The Woman Republican, 1933 January 28, 1933
Box 16 Folder 4
1933 June-1934 February, 1933
Address at the Commencement Exercises, School of Nursing, Presbyterian Hospital, The Quarterly Magazine, 1933 June 1, 1933
Character, Conduct, Confidence, and Credit, The Challenge, 1933 June 6, 1933
Fifteen Years After, 1933 November 11, 1933
The Child Labor Amendment: Dr. Butler Calls on Organizations and Individuals to Act Promptly to Secure its Defeat, 1933 December 28, 1933
El Desarrollo del Espiritu Internacional, 1934
Where Does Lehrfreifeit Begin?, from the Report of the President of Columbia University,, 1934
Passing of Religious Knowledge, reprinted from the Report of the President,, 1934
Forgotten Fundamentals, Reprinted from the Report of the President,, 1934
Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of Members, 1934 January 24, 1934
President Eliot's Personality, 1934 February, 1934
Box 16 Folder 5
1934 April-September, 1934
The High Cost of Government, The Phi Chi Quarterly, 1934 March, 1934
President Butler of Columbia Sends This Message, The Big Parade, 1934 June, 1934
The World Crisis, Lecture Recorder and Meeting Reporter, 1934 July 3, 1934
Notes and Comment, 1934 September, 1934
Les Attaques Contre le Liberalisme, L'esprit International, 1934 September 2, 1934
The Attack on Liberalism, The Liberal Magazine, 1934 October, 1934
Box 17 Folder 1
1934 November-1935 June, 1934
Message Commemorating the One-Hundredth Anniversary of the Founding of The St. James Church, 1934 November 4, 1934
Speeches at a Dinner in Honor of John Buchan, 1934 December 12, 1934
Forward or Backward?, Vital Speeches, 1935 January 10, 1935
Address by the President, Annual Meeting of Members, The Pilgrims, 1935 January 23, 1935
Letter to Mr. Madison, The Arbitrator, 1935 February 21, 1935
Dotation Carnegie pour la Paix Internationale Conference reunie a Chatham House, A Londres, 1935 April 5, 1935
That Miscalled Child Labor Amendment, 1935 April 5, 1935
Academie Française Discours de M. Nicholas Murray Butler delegue de l'academie des arts Et des letteres à la Ceremonie du Troisième Centenaire de l'Academie Française Au Palais du Louvre Salle Des Coriatides, 1935 June 18, 1935
Box 17 Folder 2
1935 October-November, 1935
Is Thomas Jefferson the Forgotten Man?, 1935 September 1, 1935
L'Etat contre l'individu, 1935 October 1, 1935
Government, Liberty, and the Economic War, 1935 November 9, 1935
Box 17 Folder 3
1935 November, 1935
Andrew Carnegie, Benefactor, International Conciliation, 1935 November 24, 1935
The United States of Europe The Hungarian Quarterly, 1936
Box 17 Folder 4
1936 January-May, 1936
Across the Busy Years: Fourteen Republican Conventions, I. Garfield, Blaine, Harrison, McKinley, Scribner's, 1936 January, 1936
Across the Busy Years: Fourteen Republican Conventions, II. The Era of T.R. and the Bull Moose Eruption, 1936 February, 1936
Across the Busy Years, III: Behind the scenes in 1916 1936 March, 1916, 1936
Across the Busy Years: Fourteen Republican Conventions, IV. Conventions of 1920-1932 1936, 1920-1932, 1936
Across the Busy Years V: Our American West, 1936
Across the Busy Years VI: Things Seen and Heard in Politics, 1936
On Alumni Giving, The Cornellian Council Bulletin, 1936 May, 1936
Box 17 Folder 5
1937 January-1938 October, 1937
The Decline and Fall of Morals, The Lecture Recorder, 1936 June 2, 1936
Letter in Re: Child Labor Sent to Governors of nineteen States, 1937 January 16, 1937
Reorganization of Federal Judiciary, 1937 April 19, 1937
Talks to Students, 1938
Forum on World Peace Through World Trade, Messages and Address Delivered, 1938 February 7, 1938
Address by the President, Annual Meeting of Members, The Pilgrims, 1938 January 26, 1938
Culture and Common Sense, The Book Buyer, 1938 February, 1938
Columbia University in the City of New York: A World Center of Scholarship and Service, 1938 February 25, 1938
Work to be Done, 1938 May 6, 1938
Foreward to Friedrich Paulsen's Autobiography, 1938 September 1, 1938
Box 17 Folder 6
1938 November-December, 1938
Address of the President at the Proceeding of the Installation of Edwin Sharp Burdell, The Sixth Director of the Cooper Union, 1938 November 3, 1938
Fifty-First Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of America Held at New York, New York… Address of Welcome by Nicholas Murray Butler, 1938 December 28, 1938
Box 18 Folder 1
1939 January-July, 1939
The Problem of War, 1939
An Abstract of the Address of President Nicholas Murray Butler at the Semi-centennial Celebration of the American Mathematical Society, 1939 January, 1939
The President's Dinner, University Club, 1939 January 20, 1939
International Cooperation: The Only Path to Peace, Legion D'Honneur Magazine, 1939 July, 1939
Box 18 Folder 2
Toward a Federal World, Religious Digest, 1939 November, 1939
An Answer to Senator W.E. Borah by Henry L. Stimson and Nicholas Murray Butler, 1939 September 15, 1939
The Place of the University in 1940 1939 September 27, 1940, 1939
Unidad de las Americas, 1940
Box 18 Folder 3
1940
Isolation is the Enemy of Civilization, 1940
John. H. Finley, 1940
Letter, Cross Channel, 1940 February, 1940
Our United States in this Backward-Moving World, 1940 September 1, 1940
An Unsolved Problem: The Government of Dependencies, 1940 December 23, 1940
Forward, 1943 March 1, 1943
The College in a City University, undated
Manifold Personality, undated
The Educational Significance of the Medical Center
Box 18 Folder 4
1939-1940