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I. FROM THE BEGINNING TO 1820 1 1. Even the Indians Were Newcomers 3 2. The Old World Spreads Out 9 3. The English Heritage 21 4. The Varied Breeds of New Men 37 5. The Spaniards and French on the Frontiers 54 6. Immigrants in Bondage 61 7. The Revolution and American Nationality 67 II. PEASANTS IN A NEW WORLD (1820-1880) 75 1. Land of Liberty 76 2. The Destruction of Peasant Life 86 3. Crossing by Sail 94 4. The Exodus from Ireland 110 5. The Germans 127 6. From the North 138 7. The Chinese 153 8. The Frontiers of Farm and City 160 9. The Civil War and Its Aftermath 168 III. THE GREAT MIGRATION (1880-1930) 175 1. Old Streams in New Channels 176 2. The East European Jews 200 3. The Italians 222 4. The Slavic Peoples 235 5. Out of the Old Ottoman Empire 248 6. From Across the Borders 257 7. The Japanese and Other Orientals 264 8. The Prairie and the Metropolis 270 9. Closing the Gates 279 IV. THE REFUGEES (1930-Present) 285 1. War and Totalitarianism 286 2. Fugitives from Dictatorship 294 3. Postwar Migration 301 V. IMMIGRANT CONTRIBUTIONS 311 Bibliography 329 Index 334
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