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by Daniel Chauncey Brewer. 374 pgs.

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Contributors:

   Daniel Chauncey Brewer

Publisher:

   G. P. Putnam's Sons

Place of Publication:

  New York  

Publication Year:

  1926
Subjects:   New England--Emigration And Immigration, New England--Foreign Population
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books on: (New England Emigration And Immigration) OR (New England Foreign Population)  - 46617 results

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The Conquest of New England by the Immigrant
Book by Daniel Chauncey Brewer; G. P. Putnams Sons, 1926
Subjects: New England--Emigration And Immigration, New England--Foreign Population
...Republic The Conquest of New England by the Immigrant The Conquest...135 XI.--THE NEW IMMIGRATION 150...Government show a slackening of immigration between 1854 and the close...Much of the tide swept by New England, but enough of it remained...
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Mobility and Migration: East Anglian Founders of New England, 1629-1640
Book by Roger Thompson; University of Massachusetts Press, 1994
Subjects: British Americans--New England--History--17th Century, East Anglia (England)--Emigration And Immigration--History--17th Century, New England--Emigration And Immigration--History--17th Century
...responses to a new world have been...decade-long surge of emigration abruptly halted...austerity of the New England environment, the...emigrants. 13 Emigration from Greater East Anglia to New England during the 1630s...and Weld before immigration to New England. Several of the...
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The Expansion of New England: The Spread of New England Settlement and Institutions to the Mississippi River, 1620 -1865
Book by Lois Kimball Matthews; Russell & Russell, 1962
Subjects: New England--History, New Englanders--Northeastern States
...1664, the Dutch colony of New Netherland came into...encroachments upon New England -- a menace since 1633...Long Island, to which New Englanders had emigrated from time...rapidly than any other New England colony during the period...
4.
The Practice of Piety: Puritan Devotional Disciplines in Seventeenth-Century New England
Book by Charles E. Hambrick-Stowe; University of North Carolina Press, 1982
Subjects: New England--Religious Life And Customs, Puritans--New England, Spiritual Life--Christianity--History Of Doctrines--17th Century
...the Word with such Efficacy upon the Hearts of many" that the number of conversions soared. The vast majority of the population entered the churches as covenanted members. Unlike their Old Testament prototypes, Clap reported, these children of New Israel were not tempted to turn back. "The Discourse, not only of the Aged, but of the Youth also, was not, How shall we go to England? tho some few did not only so Discourse, but also went back again but How shall we go to Heaven?" Clap himself was...
5.
New England in the Republic, 1776-1850
Book by James Truslow Adams; Little, Brown, 1926
Subjects: New England--History, New England--History--Revolution
...Threatened -- Prosperity and Manufactures -- New England Absorbs Specie of Entire Country -- Govern...End of the War A NEW OUTLOOK, 1815-1825 302 Effects...Manufactures -- Agriculture -- The Tariff -- Immigration and Emigration -- Urban Development -- Politics and Finance...
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journal articles on: (New England Emigration And Immigration) OR (New England Foreign Population)  - 4012 results

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Migration of Recent College Graduates: Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth
Journal article by Yolanda K. Kodrzycki; New England Economic Review, 2001
Subjects: College graduates--Emigration and immigration, Human beings--Migrations
...the largest state in the Pacific division, their share was 77.4 percent. In Massachusetts, the most populous state in New England, their share was 30.7 percent. See Kodrzycki (1999). (31.) New England presents a particularly sharp contrast in geographic...
2.
College Completion Gaps between Blacks and Whites: What Accounts for Regional Differences?
Journal article by Yolanda K. Kodrzycki; New England Economic Review, 2004
Subjects: American students--Analysis, American students--Case studies, Black students--Analysis, Black students--Case studies, Regional disparities--Analysis, Regional disparities--Case studies, Regional disparities--Influence, Students, Black--Analysis, Students, Black--Case studies
...other regions that were above the national average were New England and the East North Central area. As a rough adjustment...foreign countries are not encompassed by the U.S. Censuses. Emigration is relatively rare compared with immigration. From 1981 to 1900, for example, the U.S. Census Bureau...
3.
The Impact of Demographic Change on U.S. Labor Markets
Journal article by Jane Sneddon Little, Robert K. Triest; New England Economic Review, 2002
Subjects: Demography--Reports
...course, the migrants are themselves major beneficiaries of immigration. (40.) In an era when many industrial and some developing...Bashir and J. Gregory Robinson. 1994. "Estimates of the Emigration of the Foreign-Born Popuation: 1980-1990." U.S. Census...1995. "Educational Attainment in Developing Countries: New Estimates and Projections Disaggregated by Gender." The...Beveridge Curve, Job Matching, and Labor Market Dynamics." New England Economic Review, September/October, pp. 3-19. Borjas...
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Internal and External Emigration: an Imaginary Dialogue
Journal article by Friedrich Torberg; New England Review, Vol. 20, 1999
Subjects: Drama
...still you didnt have any trouble getting along within the new situation once it was there; and even, if necessary, welcoming...formality I had to take care of for the sake of my inner emigration. EXTERNAL If you had been in external emigration then you...would follow the bad. EXTERNAL Strange. In the external immigration we thought that saving the good and preserving continuity...
5.
New England as the Twenty-First Century Approaches: No Time for Complacency
Journal article by Patricia M. Flynn, Ross J. Gittell, Norman H. Sedgley; New England Economic Review, 1999
Subjects: High technology--Economic aspects, New England--Economic aspects
...includes many well-educated individuals. Recent changes in immigration laws have increased quotas, thereby allowing expansion of...working conditions in order to attract and keep workers in New England. 9 The declining number and share of college degrees awarded...
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The Invisible Workers: People like Marianna, a Doctor, Clean Our Toilets, Sweep Our Roads, Care for Our Elderly. They Shouldn't Be Here; Perhaps That's Why We Don't See Them
Magazine article by Graham Bowley; New Statesman, Vol. 131, December 16, 2002
Subjects: Alien labor--Social aspects, England--Emigration and immigration, Former Soviet Union--Emigration and immigration, Illegal aliens--Employment, Illegal aliens--Social aspects
...are open to exploitation." When Marianna first arrived in England, she had no job for the first six months. "It was a catastrophe...coming, either legally or illegally." The exact size of this new workforce remains unclear. John Salt, director of the migration...so lengthy that, according to Nick Rollason, a specialist immigration lawyer in London, "although there are lots and lots of people...
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Immigration Policy without Humanity?
Magazine article by Antoine Lokongo; New African, November 2000
Subjects: Alien labor--Analysis, Emigration and immigration--Analysis, Refugees--Usage, United Kingdom--Emigration and immigration
Immigration Policy without Humanity? by Antoine Lokongo America...world leaders recently attended the UN Millennium Summit in New York they resolved to eradicate global poverty by 2015. How...Bishop Patrick ODonoghue, who chairs The Bishops Conference of England and Wales Committee for Migrants said: "Are the rich countries...
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The Story of Immigration in America: Though It Is Not Often Acknowledged Today, Immigration Policy of the Past Was Designed to Ensure That Immigrants Assimilated Quickly and Became Americanized
Magazine article by Michael E. Telzrow; The New American, Vol. 22, February 20, 2006
Subjects: Emigration and immigration law, Immigrants--History, Immigrants--Laws, regulations and rules, Immigration law, United States--Domestic policy, United States--Emigration and immigration
The Story of Immigration in America: Though It Is Not Often Acknowledged Today, Immigration...Anglifying them? Despite some intermittent pressure from England, the colonies were largely successful at regulating the numbers...of arriving immigrants. Prior to the war for independence, new settlers accounted for only about one in twelve colonists...
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Unveiling a New Identity
Magazine article by Abigail R. Esman; Foreign Policy, July 2005
Subjects: Broadcasters--Services, Immigrants--Services, Muslims--Emigration and immigration, Ozdemir, Senay--Services, Web sites, Web sites (World Wide Web)
Unveiling a New Identity. by Abigail...stigma associated with Islam or immigration. Named in part for its founder...of sharia-observant banks in England, or profiles of women who have...me, but wherever I live, in New York, in London or in Paris...Volkskrant named it 2004s best new magazine, and several feminist...
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In a Corner of a Foreign Field
Magazine article by Adam Sage; New Statesman, Vol. 130, September 10, 2001
Subjects: Calais, France--Emigration and immigration, Henin, Jacky--Elections, History--France, Mayors--Elections, Refugees--France
...they are in Calais, they are already in England -- and they wont be locked up. It was...like to think that they could infuse new dynamism into the local economy without...and not much sympathy from the local population. Add a rain-soaked landscape and violent...other towards the white cliffs of Dover: "England is a good country for me. France is not...
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Helping People to Start a New Life; in Association with Fish 4 Jobs MY DAY Paul Arthur, Partner, the Emigration Group Paul Arthur Is a Partner at the Emigration Group, Which Helps People Find Jobs and Build a New Life Overseas. This Is His Day
Newspaper article; Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England), January 6, 2007
Subjects: Emigration and immigration--Personal narratives
...attended by people from all walks of life. This November, The Emigration Group is hosting nine regional road shows across the UK...smoothly. I brief them on the news we have received from New Zealand. The second part of our meeting focuses on our monthly...to our printers. Noon: A conference call with New Zealand Immigration in London. They have yet to advise on the changes, and we...
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Minister Hails New Immigration Rules; POLITICS: Government's Tougher Stance on Newcomers Is Welcomed
Newspaper article; Coventry Evening Telegraph (England), May 8, 2008
Subjects: Emigration and immigration law--Political aspects, Emigration and immigration--Political aspects, Immigration law--Political aspects, Immigration policy--Political aspects
Minister Hails New Immigration Rules; POLITICS: Governments...workforce and there will be new powers to automatically deport foreign nationals who break the countrys...and last year deported 4,200 foreign prisoners. "Over the last 12...
3.
Britain Needs a Rest from Immigration, Warns New CBI Chief
Newspaper article; The Daily Mail (London, England), September 6, 2006
Subjects: Emigration and immigration, Immigrants, Immigration policy
Britain Needs a Rest from Immigration, Warns New CBI Chief. Byline: BECKY BARROW BRITAIN will struggle to cope with an influx of immigrants from new EU countries, the head...
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Immigration Staff to Be Given New Powers to Arrest Suspects
Newspaper article; Daily Post (Liverpool, England), January 26, 2007
Subjects: Emigration and immigration, Immigrants
Immigration Staff to Be Given New Powers to Arrest Suspects. IMMIGRATION officers at John Lennon Airport...rules and ensure that those foreign nationals legally in the UK...extend the scheme under which foreign nationals seeking a visa must...
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How Many Migrants Do We Really Need? as New Figures Reveal a Huge Rise in Immigration, the Government Is Worried That Its Open-Door Policy Will Be Exploited by the Opposition
Newspaper article; The Evening Standard (London, England), August 23, 2006
Subjects: Emigration and immigration
How Many Migrants Do We Really Need? as New Figures Reveal a Huge Rise in Immigration, the Government Is Worried That Its Open-Door Policy Will Be Exploited by the Opposition. Byline: ANNE MCELVOY ONE OF the most fascinating silent shifts in...
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United States
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007
...After the immigration law of 1924 (see immigration ), immigration was heavily restricted until the mid-1960s. Since the 1980s, large numbers of new immigrants have arrived. U.S. Census Bureau figures indicate...1492. John Cabot explored the North American coast for England in 1498. Men who were important explorers for Spain in...repression of the Huguenots in France, helped to stimulate emigration to the English colonies. Hopes of economic betterment brought...
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Germany
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007
...German Empire The new German empire was consolidated...in military matters or foreign policy; autocratic Prussia...commercial rivalry with England, heightened by the naval...year Germany adopted a new immigration law making it easier...1990); D. Marsh, The New Germany: At the Crossroads...
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Massachusetts
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007
...for textile manufacturing (based on plans smuggled out of England) made Massachusetts an early center of the American textile...decline because Massachusetts could not compete with the new agricultural states of the West, a region more readily accessible...state served in the Union forces. Industrialization and Immigration After the Civil War Massachusetts, with other northern...
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Norway
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007
...Denmark. After Harold died while invading England (1066), Norway entered a period of...the rule of Sverre , who created a new nobility grounded in commerce and...early 20th cent. were the large-scale emigration to the United States and the great...Progress party, espousing a populist, anti-immigration platform, became the largest opposition...Today (1987); J. J. Holst, Norwegian Foreign Policy in the 1980s (1988...
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Rhode Island , State, United States
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007
...neighboring colonies and was never admitted to the New England Confederation . However, it bore its share of the devastation...of 1807 and by the competition from larger ports such as New York and Boston. However, this post-Revolutionary period...numbers in the first half of the 19th cent.; French Canadian immigration commenced around the time of the Civil War; at the end of...
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