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Sorry, we couldn't find anything matching "The title was anticipated in four compositions issued in 1918: “American Crusaders March,” published and copyrighted by the author, Will Wood, on July 15; “America’s Crusaders,” a part-song written by Charles Fonteyn Manning and copyrighted by Oliver Ditson on August 16; “Pershing’s Crusaders,” composed and published by E. T. Paull, copyright October 9; and “Uncle Sam’s Crusaders,” music by Fay Foster, words by Owen F. Conlon, copyrighted December 16. However, all these publications were written to support American soldiers in the war itself, not to welcome them home. ".