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Length19h 21m
About this audiobook
Winner of Anisfield-Wolf Book Award for Nonfiction (1941) as the most important book on ethnic relations in the modern world.
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Includes Goodreads
GenrePsychology
Length19 hrs 21 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateAug 13, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Author’s Note
2FROM MANY LANDS
3Dedication
4THE MAN IN A QUANDARY
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6Doctor Eliot Steinberger
7The Family and the Company
8Eliot’s Early Years
9The Test and a Book
10What to Do With Himself?
11Doctor Steinberger—Continued
12FIGURES IN THE AMERICAN MAZE
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14Manda Evanich from Croatia
15From Bohemia: Ma and Pa Karas
16The Finnish Americans
17The Meleskis: From Pomerania to Paradise
18Greeks Came to Tarpon Springs
19The Tashjians: A Family from Armenia
20The Old Alien by the Kitchen Window
21The Hollanders: They Made Their Pella
22A YOUNG AMERICAN WITH A JAPANESE FACE
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24He Begins His Story
25Father and Son
26A Job and College
27“What a Country! What a Country!”
28LUPE VALDEZ MET HELEN SMITH
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30A Young Man from Mexico
31A Young Woman in the United States
32Intermarriage
33IN CONCLUSION: A LETTER
34§
35“All of Us Came from Somewhere”
36THE PROJECT
37§
38Plymouth Rock and Ellis Island
39The Broadside
40Special Questionnaire on the Negro
41In Reply to the Broadside
42Common Council for American Unity
43Notes and Acknowledgments
44Books by Louis Adamic published by Classica Libris (digital and/or printed editions)