From the Library of Congress
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At Belleau Wood by Lucian Jonas (1918) |
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General Pershing Returns Home on USS Leviathan, September 1919 |
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Night in Souchez (Artois) by Théophile Steinlen (1917) |
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Vietnamese Drivers Assigned to Transport American Troops |
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Slaughterhouse of High Culture by Jan Sluijters (1916) |
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The First Stevedores to France for the Quartermaster Corps Were in an All-Black Unit (1917) |
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Looking to America, Unknown (1915) |
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Women's March for Peace, NYC, 29 Aug 1914 |
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Peace, Nelson Harding (1919) |
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Future Wartime Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan in His Prime (1908) |
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War Profiteers and Angry Veterans, John C. Coacher (1919) |
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Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes Signs the Washington Arms Agreement, February 1922 |
So interesting! mary
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