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3 responses: 1. from Edward T. O'Donnell Regarding colonial-era nativism, I'm sure you have it already, but just in case you'll want to check out Benjamin Franklin's classic rant against German immigrants (including their seeming refusal to learn English). The passage comes from Franklin's "Observations on the Increase of Mankind" (1751). Edward T. O'Donnell Dept of History | Holy Cross College www.edwardtodonnell.com --- 2. from f.lutz@COMCAST.NET Try THE TRANSPLANTED by John Bodnar. Indiana Univ. Press, Bloomington Ind. 1987 --- 3. from Emily Drew edrew@WILLAMETTE.EDU Hello Chris, A great collection of scholarship on this is called "Immigrants Out: The New Nativism and the Anti-Immigrant Impulse in the United States," edited by Juan F. Perea. Moreover, I consistently return to writings by Critical Race scholars like Kevin Johnson, Richard Delgado, and Robert Chang who have extensive work on the topics you raise. -Emily Drew --30--
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