America Fever: The Story of American ImmigrationFour Winds Press, 1970 - 288 sidor |
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... crowded that passengers had to sleep in the stairways or in hastily constructed shacks on the top deck . As the voyage got underway , it became clear that the crowded con- ditions had more serious effects than mere discomfort . Cholera ...
... crowded that passengers had to sleep in the stairways or in hastily constructed shacks on the top deck . As the voyage got underway , it became clear that the crowded con- ditions had more serious effects than mere discomfort . Cholera ...
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... crowded apartment and deny himself all but the barest necessities . And when he had scraped together enough money , he would move his family out to a little better building in a slightly less crowded neighborhood . This mobility , so ...
... crowded apartment and deny himself all but the barest necessities . And when he had scraped together enough money , he would move his family out to a little better building in a slightly less crowded neighborhood . This mobility , so ...
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... crowded city neighborhoods or to the suburbs . The Italians followed suit and by 1940 more than half of New York's Italian - born population lived outside so - called Italian neighborhoods . Poles , Czechs , Greeks and other groups in ...
... crowded city neighborhoods or to the suburbs . The Italians followed suit and by 1940 more than half of New York's Italian - born population lived outside so - called Italian neighborhoods . Poles , Czechs , Greeks and other groups in ...
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