Modern Immigration: A View of the Situation in Immigrant Receiving CountriesJ.B. Lippincott, 1925 - 393 pages |
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Page vii
... further possibilities for the dis- tribution of the surplus population of congested countries to follow the course of immigration in other lands as well as in their own . This does not claim to be an exhaustive study ; it is a ...
... further possibilities for the dis- tribution of the surplus population of congested countries to follow the course of immigration in other lands as well as in their own . This does not claim to be an exhaustive study ; it is a ...
Page 7
... further : " The potent race that has so long held aloft a brightly lighted lamp of civilization has been so changed and degraded by the infusion of Persian , Arab , Greek , Italian , Negro , Circassian , Turkish , French and Maltese ...
... further : " The potent race that has so long held aloft a brightly lighted lamp of civilization has been so changed and degraded by the infusion of Persian , Arab , Greek , Italian , Negro , Circassian , Turkish , French and Maltese ...
Page 15
... further expansion of factories in New England , came an unprecedented demand for human hands . The local supply was eagerly sought and soon exhausted . The virtues of labor were lustily preached on all sides , and were heard and heeded ...
... further expansion of factories in New England , came an unprecedented demand for human hands . The local supply was eagerly sought and soon exhausted . The virtues of labor were lustily preached on all sides , and were heard and heeded ...
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... further mention . The country has never known such a violent example of race hatred as that manifested towards the Japanese in the far western states . It surpasses the feeling against the Negro in the south because there one sees but ...
... further mention . The country has never known such a violent example of race hatred as that manifested towards the Japanese in the far western states . It surpasses the feeling against the Negro in the south because there one sees but ...
Page 31
... further menaces to social well - being . But , on the whole , our European immi- grants are adaptable and assimilable . Certain of these alien groups have met strong prejudice , the most marked of which is the feeling against the Jews ...
... further menaces to social well - being . But , on the whole , our European immi- grants are adaptable and assimilable . Certain of these alien groups have met strong prejudice , the most marked of which is the feeling against the Jews ...
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