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Hopeful Journeys: German Immigration, Settlement, And Political Culture In Colonial America, 17171775 (Early American Studies),New
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In 1700, Some 250,000 White And Black Inhabitants Populated The Thirteen American Colonies, With The Vast Majority Of Whites Either Born In England Or Descended From English Immigrants. By 1776, The Nonnative American Population Had Increased Tenfold, And Nonenglish Europeans And Africans Dominated New Immigration. Of All The European Immigrant Groups, The Germans May Have Been The Largest.Aaron Spencer Fogleman Has Written The First Comprehensive History Of This Eighteenthcentury German Settlement Of North America. Utilizing A Vast Body Of Published And Archival Sources, Many Of Them Never Before Made Accessible Outside Of Germany, Fogleman Emphasizes The Importance Of German Immigration To Colonial America, The European Context Of The Germans' Emigration, And The Importance Of Networks To Their Success In America
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