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D619 .G2w
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Why we went to war, |
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D619 .G73 1971
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The origins of American intervention in the First World War. |
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D619 +K475
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Distractions of peace during war: the Lloyd George government's reactions to Woodrow Wilson, December 1916-November 1918. |
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D619 .L2
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The American spirit; addresses in war-time, |
1 |
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D619 .L29
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War memoirs of Robert Lansing, Secretary of State. |
1 |
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D619 .L6
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Liberty, peace, and justice. |
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D619 .M1
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The North American idea, |
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D619 .M4 1959
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The World War and American isolation, 1914-1917. |
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D619 .M6
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Road to war, America, 1914-1917, |
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D619 .M6 1970
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Road to war; America, 1914-1917. |
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D619 .M8
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The vanguard of American volunteers in the fighting lines and in humanitarian service : August, 1914-April, 1917, / |
1 |
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D619 .P3
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American democracy and the world war. |
1 |
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D619 .R2 1951
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The British press and Wilsonian neutrality. |
1 |
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D619 .R7
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America and the World War, |
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D619 .R7f
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The foes of our own household / |
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D619 .R7g
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The great adventure : present-day studies in American nationalism / |
1 |
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D619 .R7n
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National strength and international duty / |
1 |
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D619 .R72
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America's case against Germany, |
1 |
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D619 .S25 2003
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Stati Uniti e Italia nella grande guerra, 1914-1918 / |
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D619 .S5
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American diplomacy during the World War, |
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