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Bryan, William Jennings. Papers. Library of Congress Manuscript Division. Washington, D.C.

Churchill, Winston. Papers. Churchill Archives, Churchill College, Cambridge, England.

Clarke, William F. Papers. Churchill Archives, Churchill College, Cambridge, England.

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Denniston, Alexander Guthrie. Papers. Churchill Archives, Churchill College, Cambridge, England.

Fisher, Jacky. Papers. Churchill Archives, Churchill College, Cambridge, England.

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Maritime Archives. Merseyside Maritime Museum. Liverpool, England.

McAdoo, William Gibbs. Papers. Library of Congress Manuscript Division. Washington, DC.

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U. S. National Archives and Records Administration at New York City. New York, NY.

Wilson, Woodrow. Papers. Library of Congress Manuscript Division. Washington, DC.

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