Beginning Of The FBI’s Trampling Civil Liberties: The First Red Scare 1918-1921 (1 of 8)
Beginning Of The FBI’s Trampling Civil Liberties: The First Red Scare 1918-1921 The 20th century came in with promise. In 1900 the Eastman Kodak company introduced the “Brownie” camera – it sold for $1, film cost 15 cents and for 40 cents and a dime per print (including postage) you could have the film developed.1 … Continue reading Beginning Of The FBI’s Trampling Civil Liberties: The First Red Scare 1918-1921 (1 of 8)
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