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04777cam a22001811i 4500 |
| 020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER |
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| International Standard Book Number |
0678007489 (hb) |
| 040 ## - CATALOGING SOURCE |
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| Transcribing agency |
CUS |
| 082 00 - DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION NUMBER |
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| Classification number |
016.32573 |
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COR/B |
| 100 ## - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME |
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| Personal name |
Cordasco, Francesco |
| 245 12 - TITLE STATEMENT |
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| Title |
A bibliography of American immigration history : |
| Sub title |
the George Washington University project studies / |
| Statement of responsibility, etc. |
with an introd. and name index by Francesco Cordasco. |
| 260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. (IMPRINT) |
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| Place of publication, distribution, etc. |
Fairfield, N.J. : |
| Name of publisher, distributor, etc. |
A. M. Kelley, |
| Date of publication, distribution, etc. |
1978. |
| 300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION |
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| Extent |
xii, p., p. 85-475 p. ; |
| Dimensions |
23 cm. |
| 500 ## - GENERAL NOTE |
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| General note |
Reprint of chapter 7 of A report on world population migrations as related to the United States of America, originally published in 1956 by George Washington University, Washington. |
| 500 ## - GENERAL NOTE |
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| General note |
Includes index. |
| 505 ## - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE |
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| Formatted contents note |
I. GENERAL WORKS, 1607-1921<br/>A. Bibliographies<br/>1. General 91<br/>2. Racial groups and areas 91<br/>3. Miscellaneous<br/>B. Racial Groups<br/>1. British 96<br/>2. Dutch 97<br/>3. French 98<br/>4. Germans 98<br/>5. Irish 99<br/>6. Jews ,<br/>a. Migrations and general accounts<br/>b. Area accounts<br/>c. Life in America<br/>7. Latin Americans<br/>8. Scandinavians J99<br/>9. Other groups<br/>C. Topical Accounts<br/>1. Historical interpretations 105<br/>2. Legal aspects Jo®<br/>3. Art, science, and society 108<br/>4. Economic aspects 11^<br/>5. Religion<br/>II. AMERICAN FOUNDATIONS, 1607-1815<br/>A. General accoimts<br/>B. Colonial settlement, 1607-1681<br/>1. General ]]l<br/>2. New England colonies<br/>3. Middle colonies "O<br/>4. Southern colonies<br/>C. Provincial development, 1681-1763<br/>1. General accounts, including racial groups 124<br/>2. New England colonies 127<br/>3. New York and New Jersey "9<br/>4. Pennsylvania<br/>a. Germans :,c<br/>b. German sects, sectarians, and communitarians. . 135<br/>c. Scotch-Irish 169<br/>d. Other racial groups<br/>e. Miscellaneous<br/>5. Southern colonies<br/>114<br/>D. National establishment, 1763-1815<br/>1. General 146<br/>2. Colonial agitation, 1763-1776 147<br/>3. The Revolution, 1775-1783 149<br/>4. Republican foundations, 1783-1815<br/>a. General 152<br/>b. Places, races, and religion 153<br/>c. Public policy and politics 156<br/>d. Commerce and industry 157<br/>e. Arts and sciences 158<br/>5. The old west 160<br/>m. NATIONAL EXPANSION, 1815-1921<br/>A. Atlantic migrations and American mixtures, 1815-1885<br/>1. General 162<br/>2. Racial groups<br/>a. British 162<br/>b. Chinese 164<br/>c. Dutch 166<br/>d. French 167<br/>e. Germans<br/>(1). Migrations 168<br/>(2). Local and regional treatments 169<br/>(3), Russian-Germans 173<br/>(4). Observations and interpretations 175<br/>(5). Politics 176<br/>(6). Life in America 179<br/>f. Irish<br/>(1). Migrations 182<br/>(2). Local and regional treatments 183<br/>(3). Life in America 185<br/>g. Jews JQ7<br/>h. Scandinavians<br/>(1). General loo<br/>(2). Danes !'.!!!".!!;!! 189<br/>(3). Norwegians | ] jgg<br/>(4). Swedes .!!!!'.!!!!! 194<br/>i. Swiss nationals .!!!!!!!!!! 197<br/>j. Other racial groups 198<br/>3. Area accounts .!!!!!!!'.!'. 202<br/>4. Processes of immigration !'.!!!!!! 206<br/>5. Economic aspects<br/>a. General 207<br/>b. Labor .!..!!.!.! 207<br/>c. Attracting immigrants<br/>(1). The west 209<br/>(2). The south !!'.!!!! 211<br/>6. Religion 212<br/>7. Public policy and politics<br/>a. Nativism before the Civil War 214<br/>b. The Know Nothing movement 215<br/>c. Miscellaneous 217<br/>8. Socialisms, communitarian and otherwise<br/>a. Commimitarians in general 218<br/>b. German communitarians 219<br/>c. The Swedes at Bishop Hill 222<br/>d. Mormons 223<br/>e. New Harmony 224<br/>f. Icaria 225<br/>g. Fourierists 226<br/>h. German Marxists 226<br/>9. The Civil War<br/>a. General and topical accounts 227<br/>b. Racial groups 229<br/>B. New peoples and old problems, 1880-1921<br/>1. General 231<br/>2. Racial groups<br/>a. British 231<br/>b. Chinese 231<br/>c. Czechs 232<br/>d. French-Canadians 233<br/>e. Germans 234<br/>f. Greeks 235<br/>g. Hungarians 235<br/>h. Irish 236<br/>i. Italians 236<br/>j. Japanese 238<br/>k. Jews 240<br/>1, Poles 245<br/>m. Russians 246<br/>n. Scandinavians 247<br/>o. Slavs of the Balkan area 248<br/>p. Other racial groups 249<br/>3. Area accounts 250<br/>4. Processes of immigration 252<br/>5. Contemporary observations and interpretations .... 252<br/>6. Public policy and politics<br/>a. The A. P. A. and Catholicism 255<br/>b. Radicalisms 257<br/>c. World War I 258<br/>d. The red scare, 1917-1920 259<br/>7. Economic and social developments<br/>a. Labor 260<br/>b. Social problems, urban 263<br/>c. Agriculture 264<br/>IV. THE NARROW GATE, 1921-1955; SOME REPRESENTATIVE<br/>ACCOUNTS<br/>A. General accounts 264<br/>B. Racial groups<br/>1. Japanese 265<br/>2. Jews 266<br/>3. Mexicans<br/>a. Labor 269<br/>b. Life in America 272<br/>4. Puerto Ricans 275<br/>5. Russians 275<br/>6. Scandianavians 276<br/>7. Other racial groups 277<br/>C. Area accounts 277<br/>D. Public policy and politics<br/>1. Observations and interpretations between the<br/>World Wars 279<br/>2. Aliens and immigrants in World War n 282<br/>3. European migrations since World War n 284<br/>4. Observations and interpretations since World War n 285<br/>5. Radicalisms 287<br/>E. Labor 288<br/>F. Life in America 290 |
| 651 #0 - SUBJECT--GEOGRAPHIC NAME |
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| Geographic name |
United States |
| General subdivision |
Emigration and immigration |
| 942 ## - ADDED ENTRY ELEMENTS (KOHA) |
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| Koha item type |
GN Books |
