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Detention of persons-United States-History

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Detention of persons-United States-History is a book subject. It includes 3 books, written by 3 different authors.

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number of authors: 3 people
number of books: 3
books: Courts at war : executive power, judicial intervention, and enemy combatant policies since 9/11, The story of cruel and unusual, From Chinese exclusion to Guantánamo Bay : plenary power and the prerogative state
authors: Gregory Burnep, Joan Dayan, Natsu Taylor Saito
publication dates: 2021, 2007, 2007
book publishers: University Press of Kansas, MIT, Gazelle Drake Academic

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