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Title: World War Revisited: American Security, Civil Liberties, and the First World War
Contributing Institution: Sacramento Public Library
Collection: Sacramento Public Library YouTube video collection
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Description: As part of the 1917 stream of World War I programming at the Sacramento Public Library, UC Davis Law Professor Carlton F.W. Larson presents a terrific discussion on America's moral and legal blindspots during the Great War. Xenophobia, the abrogation of civil liberties and suppression of the free press are central themes of the talk.
Type: moving image
Subject: Sacramento Public Library
World War I
Carlton F.W. Larson
James Scott
Civil Liberties
Secition Act
Espionage Act
Xenophobia

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