Prospectus : United Americans : a national organization of Americans united to preserve constitutional government, inculcate and develop Americanism, and unite America : typescript, 1919.

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Prospectus : United Americans : a national organization of Americans united to preserve constitutional government, inculcate and develop Americanism, and unite America : typescript, 1919.

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Typescript charter of the United Americans. Includes organizational by-laws and statement of principles, roster of executive personnel and state representatives to the national committee with opinions, remarks, and excerpts from the press on the subjects of Bolshevism, the I.W.W., and labor unrest.

45 p. ; 28 cm.

University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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