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KING'S X TREATY. REPRESENTATIVES OF 20 GOVERNMENTS CONCUR WHILE THE KING'S X TREATY IS SIGNED TO OUTLAW DESTRUCTION OF SCIENTIFIC, ARTISTIC AND HISTORIC MONUMENT IN TIME OF WAR. FROM THE LEFT: AMBASSADOR SENOR DON FELIPE A. ESPIL OF SPAIN; PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT; AND SECRETARY HENRY WALLACE OF THE AGRI
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