Political prisoners in federal military prisons.

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Related Names: National Civil Liberties Bureau (U.S.)
Language(s): English
Published: New York City : National Civil Liberties Bureau, [1918]
Subjects: Military prisons.
Political prisoners > Political prisoners / United States.
Political prisoners.
Military prisons.
Military prisons (institutions)
Military prisons.
Political prisoners > Political prisoners / United States.
United States.
Pamphlets.
Note: "November 21, 1918."
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Physical Description: 21 pages ; 22 cm
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