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Mayhew, Jonathan

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Scientism and Values (Right Wing Individualist Tradition in America Series)

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What Social Classes Owe to Each Other

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SUMNER, WILLIAM GRAHAM

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Our Slavic Fellow Citizens

History

Balch, Emily

Americas

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1906 edition. Excerpt: ... THE GHETTO OF THE NEW WORLD. East of the Bowery in New York City is the heart of the largest Jewish community in the world. Sidewalks, street signs, language, all indicate the process of development. photographed," and also may buy "furnitings for pedrooms and barlours." Everything is for sale on the street, from pickled cucumbers to feather beds, and almost all the work done in this Ghetto is done by Jewish workmen. There are Jewish plumbers, locksmiths, masons, and of course tailors; and work and trade are the watchwords of the Ghetto, where, in all my wanderings through it, I have not seen that genus Americanum, the corner loafer. The prevailing type of dwelling, even after tenement-house legislation, is much too crowded and too dirty. The New York Ghetto looks remarkably decent from the outside, but pharisaic landlords have beautified the " outside of the cup and platter," while within, the house is poorly prepared for human habitation. A good example is the house into which I lead my friend. It is an old fashioned front and rear tenement with fifty families as residents, and on climbing the stairway to the fifth story to which our address directs, our nostrils are greeted by a fragrance which, compared with the well remembered smells of the steerage, is like unto the odours of Araby the blest. We come into the kitchen, where the family of nine is just at dinner; two of the number, a husband and wife, are regular boarders. I doubt whether anywhere else, under similar circumstances, we would have received so genuinely hearty a welcome, in spite of the fact that we were practically strangers to them, and that I had no claim whatever upon their hospitality. One of the children has already been dispatched to the nearest store to buy...

On the Trail of the Immigrant

Steiner, Edward A.

Letter to Louis Kossuth, Concerning Freedom & Slavery in the United States in Behalf of the American Anti-Slavery Society (Anti-Slavery Crusade in America Series)

Garrison, William Lloyd

Years ago, when Young Earl Osbert of Castle Athlin was a boy, his father was ambused and slain by Baron Malcolm of Dunbayne. Now Osbert has come into his majority, and in the company of a sturdy and heroic young peasant named Alleyn he's gone to avenge his father's murder. What waits for them at the castle of Dunbayne is not vengeance but a fate that neither one of them imagines: not just conquest or defeat, but a terrible challenge -- and the romance of a lifetime.

The Castles of Athlin and Dunbayne; A Highland Story (Gothic Novels)

Radcliffe, Ann Ward

Research Memorandum on Recreation in the Depression,

Steiner, Jesse Frederick

<p>Joseph Plumb Martin -- "Private Yankee Doodle" -- recreates as no one else has ever done the daily life of the Revolutionary soldier. He withholds nothing of the hard times: the fright, pain, and death of battle...the grinding agony of marches without rest or sleep ...the days of belly-twisting hunger. But he balances these dangers and sufferings with accounts of diversions -- hunting, fishing, boxing -- of pranks and frolics, and of encounters with an occasional sassy miss. Originally published in Hallowell, Maine in 1830 as "A Narrative of Some Adventures, Dangers and Sufferings of a Revolutionary Soldier, Interspersed with Anecdotes of Incidents that Occurred Within his own Observation.</p>

Private Yankee Doodle: Being a Narrative of Some of the Adventures, Dangers, and Sufferings of a Revolutionary Soldier

Martin, Joseph Plumb

History of American Conspiracies: A Record of Treason, Insurrections, Rebellion in the United States of America, from 1760 to 1860 (Mass Violence in)

VICTOR, ORVILLE J.

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