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Americanization: principals of Americanism, essentials of Americanization, technic of race-assimilation, annotated bibliography

Julia E. Johnsen · 1920 · Scanned text · Free in the US

155,877 words · about 10 h 55 min to read

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Author
Julia E. Johnsen
Language
English
Published
1920
Length
155,877 words · about 10 h 55 min
Sections
7 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
Rights
Public domain in the United States

 

Contents (7)

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Front matter

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Part I. PRINCIPLES OF AMERICANISM Introduction: Americanism . i

Taylor, Bayard. America . Poem 4

Compact of the Pilgrim Fathers. 5

O’Reilly, John Boyle. The Pilgrim Fathers . Poem 6

Adams, Samuel. Natural Rights of Mankind . 8

Jefferson, Thomas. Declaration of Independence: Preamble 8

Jefferson, Thomas. Principles of American Government.. 9

Lincoln, Abraham. Meaning of the Declaration of Indepen¬ dence . 10

Massachusetts Declaration of Rights . 11

Sumner, Charles. Equality Before the Law as the Basis of

Human Rights . 19

Sumner, Charles. Limits to Popular Sovereignty . 20

Brown, John. His Last Protest Against Slavery. 22

Lincoln, Abraham. Address at Gettysburg . 23

McCarthy, Denis A. The Land Where Hate Should Die

. Poem 24

Schurz, Carl. An Immigrant’s Impression of America.... 25

Bremer, Frederika. Woman in America . 26

Wilson, Woodrow. Address to the Citizenship Convention,

Van Dyke, Henry. Peace Hymn of the Republic_ Poem 32

Hill, David Jayne. Americanism: What It Is . 33

Roosevelt, Theodore. Fear God and Take Your Own Part 38

Roosevelt, Theodore. A Sword for Defense. 39

Roosevelt, Theodore. Americanism . 42

Howe, Frederic C. Democracy of Tomorrow . 43

Whitman, Charles Seymour. Opportunity and Obligation

in America . 46

Bourne, Randolph S. Trans-national America . 51

Abbott, Grace. Democracy of Internationalism . 52

Outlook. Editorial. The Old Stock and the New. 54

Talbot, Winthrop. The Faith That Is in Us. 56

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Wise, Stephen S. Brotherhood in America . 62

Torbert, John B. The Meaning of Our Flag. 63

Beecher, Henry Ward. The American Flag. 68

Part II. ESSENTIALS OF AMERICANIZATION Introduction: Americanization . 73

Dawson, William James. America . Poem 76

Wilson, Woodrow. The Meaning of Citizenship. 78

Gordon, George A. The Foreign-born American Citizen.. 81 Grant, Percy Stickney. American Ideals and Race Mixture 89

Zangwill, Israel. The Melting Pot. 92

Guiterman, Arthur. Henry Hudson’s Log. Poem 93

Steiner, Edward A. Essentials for Americanization. 94

Weyl, Walter E. New Americans . ; . 99

Fuller, Henry B. The Alien . Poem 103

Jenks, Jeremiah W. and Lauck, William J. Assimilation

and Progress . 107

Commons, John R. Amalgamation and Assimilation. 108

Addams, Jane. The Industrial Problem—The Immigrant 112

Kephart, Horace. Who are the Mountaineers. 113

DuBois, W. E. Burghardt. The Negro in the United States 119 Washington, Booker T. Americanizing the Rural Negro.. 127

Moton, Robert R. Signs of Growing Cooperation. 131

Shaw, Albert. Assimilating the Indian . 139

McKenzie, Fayette Avery. America and the Indian . 142

Balch, Emily Greene. Our Slavic Fellow Citizens . 145

Burgess, Thomas. America’s Duty to the Greeks . 150

Taft, William H. American Education in the Philippines 153

Gulick, Sidney L. Are Japanese Assimilable?. 157

Whitman, Walt. Long, Too Long, O Land. 163

Whitman, Walt. Flag of Stars! Thick-sprinkled Bunting.. 163

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