The Anti-Chinese Movement in California

Rodman Wilson Paul · Elmer C. Sandmeyer · John Archibald Fairlie

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Rodman W. Paul; The Anti-Chinese Movement in California. By Elmer C. Sandmeyer. Illinois Studies in the Social Sciences. Vol. XXIV, No. 3. Edited by John A. Fai

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