Immigration and conquest : a study of the United States as the receiver of old world emigrants who become the parents of future-born Americans, a research on the essential long-time parallel between conquest following successful military invasion and enforced settlement on the one hand and legalized peaceful immigration settlement on the other; and an investigation into those forces by which a sovereign nation can, to its own benefit, control immigrant-additions to its own number, geographic distribution, race-descent and inborn quality
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New York :
The Committee,
1939.
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JV6465.L3x |
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Ts.11 |
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