Memorandum concerning the power of the president of the United States, when the United States is at peace, to employ the Navy to convoy vessels bound to a belligerent : typescript, 1941.

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Memorandum concerning the power of the president of the United States, when the United States is at peace, to employ the Navy to convoy vessels bound to a belligerent : typescript, 1941.

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Relates to the prospective shipment of war mateĢriel from the United States to Great Britain under lend-lease legislation. Prepared at the request of Herbert Hoover. Includes copies of related correspondence with Herbert Hoover and former Attorney General William D. Mitchell.

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Stanford University, Hoover Institution Library

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Stanford University, Hoover Institution Library

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