Our Foreigners 8 5
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The Pole wastes no love on the Russian, northe Ruthenian on the Pole, and a person who acts in ignorance of thesefacts, a missionary for instance, or a political boss, or a tradeunion organizer, may find himself in the position of a host whoshould innocently invite a Fenian from Cork County to hobnob with anUlster Orangeman on the ground that both were Irish. "[35] The Bohemians (including the Moravians) are the most venturesome andthe most enlightened of the great Slav family. Many of them cam...e toAmerica in the seventeenth century as religious pilgrims; more came aspolitical refugees after 1848; and since 1870, they have come inlarger numbers, seeking better economic conditions. All told, theynumbered over 220, 000, from which it may be estimated that there areprobably today half a million persons of Bohemian parentage in theUnited States. Chicago alone shelters over 100, 000 of these people, and Cleveland 45, 000. These immigrants as a rule own the neat, box-like houses in which they live, where flower-pots and tiny gardensbespeak a love of growing things, and lace curtains, carpets, andcenter tables testify to the influence of an American environment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Pole wastes no love on the Russian, northe Ruthenian on the Pole, and a person who acts in ignorance of thesefacts, a missionary for instance, or a political boss, or a tradeunion organizer, may find himself in the position of a host whoshould innocently invite a Fenian from Cork County to hobnob with anUlster Orangeman on the ground that both were Irish. "[35] The Bohemians (including the Moravians) are the most venturesome andthe most enlightened of the great Slav family. Many of them cam...e toAmerica in the seventeenth century as religious pilgrims; more came aspolitical refugees after 1848; and since 1870, they have come inlarger numbers, seeking better economic conditions. All told, theynumbered over 220, 000, from which it may be estimated that there areprobably today half a million persons of Bohemian parentage in theUnited States. Chicago alone shelters over 100, 000 of these people, and Cleveland 45, 000. These immigrants as a rule own the neat, box-like houses in which they live, where flower-pots and tiny gardensbespeak a love of growing things, and lace curtains, carpets, andcenter tables testify to the influence of an American environment.
What to read after Our Foreigners 8 5?
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