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Foreign Protestant communities in sixteenth-century London

Andrew Pettegree

1986

Our foreigners

Samuel Peter Orth

1920

Strangers within our gates

J. S. Woodsworth

1909

Beyond the melting pot

Nathan Glazer

1963

The education of the new-Canadian

James Thomas Milton Anderson

1918

Migrants and refugees

Patricia Jeffery

1976

Aliens or Americans?

Howard B. Grose

1906

Old World Wisconsin

Fred L. Holmes

1974

The varieties of ethnic experience

Micaela Di Leonardo

1984

Women of the Left Bank

Shari Benstock

1976

They who knock at our gates

Mary Antin

1914

Little Germany

Rosemary Ashton

1986

Foreigners in the Confederacy

Ella Lonn

1965

European immigrants and the Catholic Church in Connecticut, 1870-1920

Dolores Ann Liptak

1987

Ethnic diversity in Catholic America

Harold J. Abramson

1973

Romans and aliens

John Percy Vyvian Dacre Balsdon

1979

The home teacher in California

Robert Floyd Gray

1920

A nation of immigrants

John F. Kennedy

1964

Ethnic factors in the population of Boston

Frederick A. Bushee

1903

Immigrant forces

William Payne Shriver

1913

Around the world in San Francisco

Leonard Austin

1940

Refugees in America

Committee for the Study of Recent Immigration from Europe.

1947

The Finnish immigrant community of Toronto, 1887-1913

Varpu Lindström

1979

The Old World in the New

Edward Alsworth Ross

1914

Hull-House maps and papers

1970

Beyond the melting pot

Nathan Glazer

1963

Strangers in the Land

John Higham

1955

Americans by choice

John Palmer Gavit

1922

Race and residence

Trevor Lee

1977

The Madonna of 115th Street

Robert A. Orsi

1985

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