Ratified by the U.S. Senate on an 85 to 1 vote, this agreement was severely tested by the Mukden incident in Manchuria.
The representative of Great Britain at the signing of this agreement was Lord Cushendun, while Count Manzoni represented Italy and William Lyon MacKenzie King represented Canada. Other countries who were signatories included Cuba and the "kingdom of the Serbs." One of its signatories had earlier won the Nobel Peace Prize for his work on the Locarno treaties. Ratified by the U.S. Senate on an 85 to 1 vote, this agreement was severely tested by the Mukden incident in Manchuria. The second of its namesake signatories would win the Peace Prize the year after this agreement's signing. For 10 points, identify this 1928 agreement, named for the French Prime Minister and U.S. Secretary of State at the time, that boldly declared an outlawing of war.
The representative of Great Britain at the signing of this agreement was Lord Cushendun, while Count Manzoni represented Italy and William Lyon MacKenzie King represented Canada.
{Kellogg}-{Briand Pact} [accept either order]