The Web
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Authors:
- Hough, Emerson
1857 - 1923
About this book
In a time of national uncertainty, the American Protective League emerged as a pivotal force during the early 20th century, embodying the spirit of volunteerism and patriotism. In "The Web: The Authorized History of the American Protective League," author Emerson Hough meticulously chronicles the League's formation and its role in safeguarding civil liberties while navigating the complexities of wartime America. This compelling historical account delves into the APL's commitment to preserving "unalienable rights" and its controversial methods that sparked debates over the balance between security and freedom. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this document offers an insightful exploration of a unique chapter in American history, revealing the intricate web of loyalty, vigilance, and the quest for justice.
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