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A member of a well known family of Philadelphia. Mr.
John Frederick Lewis, has gathered material for the genealogy and history of his ancestors, Ludwig was the old German name, and his research has been amply rewarded by showing how well that name deserved honor and won it alike in the Fatherland and in the new home in America. Such examples are well worth bearing in mind as illustrations of what can be done by the Penn- sylvania German Society.
1 2 German Archives as Sources of German- America...n History Let me urge this Society to use its influence, due to its activity and the value of its publications, to secure a complete cat- alogue of all the papers preserved in German archives, and in private collections, relating to America in its Colonial days, in the Revolutionary War, and in the time of that German immi- gration which has been so large a factor in American prosperity.
The time is ripe for thus harvesting in our national library at Washington, all that can be garnered abroad and at home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A member of a well known family of Philadelphia. Mr.
John Frederick Lewis, has gathered material for the genealogy and history of his ancestors, Ludwig was the old German name, and his research has been amply rewarded by showing how well that name deserved honor and won it alike in the Fatherland and in the new home in America. Such examples are well worth bearing in mind as illustrations of what can be done by the Penn- sylvania German Society.
1 2 German Archives as Sources of German- America...n History Let me urge this Society to use its influence, due to its activity and the value of its publications, to secure a complete cat- alogue of all the papers preserved in German archives, and in private collections, relating to America in its Colonial days, in the Revolutionary War, and in the time of that German immi- gration which has been so large a factor in American prosperity.
The time is ripe for thus harvesting in our national library at Washington, all that can be garnered abroad and at home.
What to read after German Archives As Sources of German-American History 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J G Joseph George Rosengarten to read onlineMoreLess
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