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D619 .A3 1
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War addresses of Woodrow Wilson / |
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D619 .A4 1918
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In our first year of war; messages and addresses to the Congress and the people, March 5, 1917, to January 8, 1918, |
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D619 .B1 1942
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The policy of the United States toward the neutrals, 1917-1918, |
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D619 .B16
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Why we went to war. |
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D619 .B2
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America's attitude toward the war, the President's messages; official correspondence with the Entente allies and the central powers, and certain official papers and speeches bearing upon the great war, |
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D619 .B37
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America's entry into World War I: submarines, sentiment, or security? |
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D619 .B5
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My three years in America, |
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D619 .B61
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America revisited. |
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D619 .B63
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Historians on the homefront; American propagandists for the great war |
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D619 .B7
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Was will Wilson? |
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D619 .B8
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Rights and duties of neutrals; a discussion of principles and practices, |
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D619 .C55
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A traveller in war-time; with an essay on the American contribution and the democratic idea, |
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D619 .C67
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Intervention, 1917; why America fought, |
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D619 .C9
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The war, the world and Wilson, |
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D619 .C98 1976
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Irish-America and national isolationism, 1914-1920 / |
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D619 .D64 2011
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Nothing less than war : a new history of America's entry into World War I / |
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D619 .F1
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America's stake in Europe. |
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D619 .F4
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The problems of neutrality when the world is at war : a history of our relations with Germany and Great Britain as detailed in the documents that passed between the United States and the two great belligerent powers / |
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D 619 + F8
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France, Amérique, 1776-1789-1917. Déclaration d'indépendance. Déclaration des droits de l'homme et du citoyen. Message de guerre du président Woodrow Wilson. |
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D619 .G2
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Democracy today; an American interpretation, |
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