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It has always been the policy of America to hold that private enemy property should not be confiscated in time of war.
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gutenberg.orgIt has always been the policy of America to hold that private enemy property should not be confiscated in time of war.
Coolidge outlines America's policy of not confiscating private enemy property during wartime.
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