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World War I Pamphlets Collection

The World War I Pamphlet Collection developed from two sources. The Greensboro Public Library donated a selection of pamphlets that were added to the Library's holdings of United States government publications of that period and topic.

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A clean peace
A dishonoured army
A free future for the world. A speech by the Rt. Hon. H. H. Asquith, prime minister, at the Guildhall, on the 9th November, 1916
A league to enforce peace
A letter to an American friend
A list of neutral ships sunk by the Germans from August 8, 1914, to April 26, 1917
A military forecast
A note on the history of submarine war
A plea for defense of human rights and liberties
A signal of distress from the Belgian bishops to public opinion. The story of the Belgian deportations
A war of self-defense
Account of a visit to the front
Admiralty. (In prize)The Kim. The Alfred Nobel. The Bjornsterjne [!] Bjornson. The Fridland
After twelve months of war
After two years
Agreement between the British and Ottoman governments respecting prisoners of war and civilians
All for Germany, or, The world's respect well lost, being a dialogue, in the satyrick manner, between Dr. Pangloss and M. Candide
America in the World War
America's war aims and peace program
American and allied ideals

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