Espionage Bill ... Conference Report.
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This is the Conference Report accompanying H.R. 291, the "Espionage Bill," from the United States Congress in 1917. It provides insight into the legislative process and governmental concerns surrounding espionage during a critical period in American history. This historical document offers a glimpse into the legal and political landscape during World War I, revealing the measures taken to protect national security.
As a primary source from the era, this report offers invaluable information for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of laws related to espionage and government powers during times of war and national crisis.
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