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Start of eBook	1
OPENING THE DOOR	1
FOOTNOTES:	8
CHAPTER II	9
TABLE B	11
AMERICANS IMMIGRANTS	16
FOOTNOTES:	18
CHAPTER III	19
FOOTNOTES:	27
CHAPTER IV	28
FOOTNOTES:	43
CHAPTER V	44
FOOTNOTES:	51
CHAPTER VI	52
FOOTNOTES:	61
CHAPTER VII	62
FOOTNOTES:	67
CHAPTER VIII	67
FOOTNOTES:	77
CHAPTER IX	78
FOOTNOTES:	86
CHAPTER X	86
CHAPTER XI	91
FOOTNOTES:	96
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE	96
WORKS ON IMMIGRATION	97
THE NEGRO	97
SPECIAL GROUPS	98
UTOPIAS	98
INDEX	99
Babcock, K.C., The Scandinavian Element in the United States, quoted, 158	99
Ebenezer Society, 81	102
Fairchild, H.P., quoted, 183	102
Gallipolis (O.) settled by French, 151	103
Haecker, J.G., quoted, 133-34 (note)	104
I.W.W., see Industrial Workers of the World	104
Jahn, F.L., organizes Turnvereine, 131	105
Labadists, 68-69	105
McCall, of Massachusetts, introduces Lodge bill in House, 227	106
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Palatinate, peasants come to America from, 14	109
Quakers, Norwegian, 155	110
St. Lawrence River, French on, 18	110
Tacoma, anti-Chinese feeling, 200	112
Ukranians, see Ruthenians	112
Vermont, slaves emancipated, 51	112
Waldenses in Manhattan, 17	112
Yazoo Delta, Italians in, 211	113
Zimmermann, J.J., founder of Pietists, 69	113

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