Charles E. Stanton papers, 1917-1922.

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Charles E. Stanton papers, 1917-1922.

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Photocopies of addresses (1917 July 4) celebrating American participation in World War I, given by Colonel Stanton and General John J. Pershing at a celebration held at the tomb of Lafayette, Paris, France; and statement (1922 March 9) by Stanton concerning the occasion.

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