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US Nationals: A Forgotten Status in American History

The Rise and Fall of US Nationals

Between 1898 and 1946, a unique legal status known as "US National" existed. Individuals holding this status were not fully citizens of the United States but were considered "nationals" with specific rights and limitations. This period saw the US expand its territories and acquire new populations, leading to the creati...

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Across to Singapore (1928) YouTube

Across to Singapore (1928) YouTube

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Across to Singapore (1928)

Across to Singapore (1928)

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Across to Singapore (1928)

Across to Singapore (1928)

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Dorothy Lamour

Dorothy Lamour

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Marian Marsh

Marian Marsh

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The Road to Singapore (1931)
The Road to Singapore (1931)

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Road to Singapore (1940)
Road to Singapore (1940)

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HOUSE

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STORE HOUSE
STORE HOUSE

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First Look: 1880
First Look: 1880

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Spanish American War Timeline Britannica
Spanish American War Timeline Britannica

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