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Halaman 125
... nineteenth - century im- migration was predominantly a movement of individuals and families , it included a ... century onward , Labadists , Moravians , Shakers , and other persecuted European sectarians had come to settle in the ...
... nineteenth - century im- migration was predominantly a movement of individuals and families , it included a ... century onward , Labadists , Moravians , Shakers , and other persecuted European sectarians had come to settle in the ...
Halaman 127
... century , when immigration virtually stopped , the total ar- rivals since the movement began had risen to nearly 90,000 . Whether they came individually or in groups ... nineteenth- century 127 Patterns of Distribution , 1815-60.
... century , when immigration virtually stopped , the total ar- rivals since the movement began had risen to nearly 90,000 . Whether they came individually or in groups ... nineteenth- century 127 Patterns of Distribution , 1815-60.
Halaman 178
... nineteenth - century immigration . His- torians have in fact often been more emphatic than the Immi- gration Commission in distinguishing the " new " immigration from the " old . " The two movements , it has been claimed , dif- fered ...
... nineteenth - century immigration . His- torians have in fact often been more emphatic than the Immi- gration Commission in distinguishing the " new " immigration from the " old . " The two movements , it has been claimed , dif- fered ...
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Introduction1 | 1 |
Ethnic Discord and the Growth | 39 |
J The New Nation and Its Immigrants | 64 |
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