All the Nations under Heaven: An Ethnic and Racial History of New York City.

Thomas J. Archdeacon · Frederick M. Binder · David M. Reimers

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Preface ix1. Multiethnic from the Beginning: New York City,the Colonial and Revolutionary Years 12. Dynamic Growth and Diversity: The City and its People,1789-1880 333. Diversity in Action: Irish and German Immigrants in aGrowing City, 1789-1880 594. Old and New Immigrants in Greater New York City,1880 to World War I 935. Jews and Italians in Greater New York City,1880 to World War I 114 6. Ethnic New Yorkers from the Great War to the GreatDepression 1497. A Time of Trial: New Yorkers During the Great Depression and World War II 1768. A Better Time: New York City, 1945-1970 1979. Truly a Global City: New York, 1970 to the Present 225Afterword 259Notes 263Selected Reading 315Index 319

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