Round-Trip to America: The Immigrants Return to Europe, 1880-1930

Marilyn Lake · Henry Reynolds

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Part One: Migrants and Immigrants 1. A Two-Way Migration 2. Seasonal Migrations and the America Fever Part Two: American Realities 3. Immigrants in an Industrializing Economy 4. Leaving the Land of Bosses and Clocks 5. Politics, Unions, and Postwar Americanism Part Three: The Remigrant at Home 6. Peasants Back on the Land 7. Workers' Ideas Carried Back 8. Churches, Traditions, and the Remigrant Part Four: A Round-Trip Journey Concluded 9. The America Trunk Comes Home Major Sources Notes Index

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