Hometown Chinatown : the history of Oakland's Chinese community

L. Eve Armentrout

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Asian American and Pacific Histories Diaspora, migration, transnational identity History and Cultural Heritage

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Acknowledgements Foreward Introduction Chapter 1:The promise, 1852-late 1870s Chapter 2:Attack, late 1870s-1906 Chapter 3:Chinatown Develops Its Character, 1906-1929 Chapter 4:A Secon Flowering, 1929-1952 Chapter 5:Start of a New Cycle, 1952-1995 Conclusion Bibliography

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