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Issue and Slogans - Exhibition Items - Voices, Votes, Victory: Presidential  Campaign Songs | Exhibitions - Library of Congress
Issue and Slogans - Exhibition Items - Voices, Votes, Victory: Presidential Campaign Songs | Exhibitions - Library of Congress

Jason Fagone Quote: “America First,” a campaign slogan of Woodrow Wilson,  had been adopted by the
Jason Fagone Quote: “America First,” a campaign slogan of Woodrow Wilson, had been adopted by the

Woodrow Wilson: Highly Important Anti-Lynching Slogan Button.... | Lot  #43207 | Heritage Auctions
Woodrow Wilson: Highly Important Anti-Lynching Slogan Button.... | Lot #43207 | Heritage Auctions

Election: 1916 - President Wilson House
Election: 1916 - President Wilson House

Presidential Campaign, 1916. /Ndemocratic Campaign Slogan For Woodrow Wilson,  1916. Poster Print by (24 x 36) - Walmart.com
Presidential Campaign, 1916. /Ndemocratic Campaign Slogan For Woodrow Wilson, 1916. Poster Print by (24 x 36) - Walmart.com

Presidential Election of 1916 - Ohio History Central
Presidential Election of 1916 - Ohio History Central

Woodrow Wilson Campaign poster, with the slogan "AMERICA FIRST --... News  Photo - Getty Images
Woodrow Wilson Campaign poster, with the slogan "AMERICA FIRST --... News Photo - Getty Images

It's A wilson Thing You Wouldn't Understand Ceramic Slogan Cup - It's A  Surname Thing Ⓡ
It's A wilson Thing You Wouldn't Understand Ceramic Slogan Cup - It's A Surname Thing Ⓡ

United States presidential election of 1916 | United States government |  Britannica
United States presidential election of 1916 | United States government | Britannica

Civil Service: Woodrow Wilson's Progressive Dream | Jeb Kinnison
Civil Service: Woodrow Wilson's Progressive Dream | Jeb Kinnison

1916 American Presidential Election - WW1 East Sussex
1916 American Presidential Election - WW1 East Sussex

Woodrow Wilson - White House Historical Association
Woodrow Wilson - White House Historical Association

Woodrow Wilson (1856–1924) - Encyclopedia Virginia
Woodrow Wilson (1856–1924) - Encyclopedia Virginia

Transform magazine: Timeline: Presidential slogans - 2017 - Articles
Transform magazine: Timeline: Presidential slogans - 2017 - Articles

Presidential Trivia on Twitter: "Woodrow Wilson used the slogan “America  First” in the 1916 election. Warren G. Harding used it four years later.  https://t.co/YCodHW6qPW https://t.co/hwn65naWHm" / Twitter
Presidential Trivia on Twitter: "Woodrow Wilson used the slogan “America First” in the 1916 election. Warren G. Harding used it four years later. https://t.co/YCodHW6qPW https://t.co/hwn65naWHm" / Twitter

Button, Woodrow Wilson, 1912 | Smithsonian Institution
Button, Woodrow Wilson, 1912 | Smithsonian Institution

Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Foundation Slogan Cover (500047198888Wilson001) |  eBay
Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Foundation Slogan Cover (500047198888Wilson001) | eBay

Woodrow Wilson | The White House
Woodrow Wilson | The White House

David Frum on Twitter: "Wonder if anyone in Paris w Trump realizes that  “America First” originated as Woodrow Wilson slogan to oppose US entry into  WW1? https://t.co/uBg0H0vzoy" / Twitter
David Frum on Twitter: "Wonder if anyone in Paris w Trump realizes that “America First” originated as Woodrow Wilson slogan to oppose US entry into WW1? https://t.co/uBg0H0vzoy" / Twitter

Hello, I Must Be Going | KU History
Hello, I Must Be Going | KU History

William Monroe Trotter | Trotter Multicultural Center
William Monroe Trotter | Trotter Multicultural Center

WILSON'S ATTITUDE BEFORE WAR; Slogan, "He Kept Us Out of War," Was Not His  Choice--Issue of the Hyphen and Beginning of the Campaign Against Hughes--A  Prophecy of Victory WOODROW WILSON AS I
WILSON'S ATTITUDE BEFORE WAR; Slogan, "He Kept Us Out of War," Was Not His Choice--Issue of the Hyphen and Beginning of the Campaign Against Hughes--A Prophecy of Victory WOODROW WILSON AS I

Win with Wilson original slogan pre 1916 celluloid button unknown campaign  pin | eBay
Win with Wilson original slogan pre 1916 celluloid button unknown campaign pin | eBay