Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... naturalized citizens and cast what is insultingly called " the foreign vote . " They appeal to us as foreign voters , as Irishmen or as Germans , not as Catholics . There should be no distinction , made between naturalized and natural ...
... naturalized citizens and cast what is insultingly called " the foreign vote . " They appeal to us as foreign voters , as Irishmen or as Germans , not as Catholics . There should be no distinction , made between naturalized and natural ...
365 psl.
... naturalized citizens as " the German vote , " or the " Irish vote . " The evil , however , is not exclusively nor chiefly in the fact that the citizens treated as a distinct and separate class are naturalized and not native - born citizens ...
... naturalized citizens as " the German vote , " or the " Irish vote . " The evil , however , is not exclusively nor chiefly in the fact that the citizens treated as a distinct and separate class are naturalized and not native - born citizens ...
368 psl.
... naturalized citizens , and whether you like it or dislike it , here they are , and here they will remain , and form for good or for evil an integral portion of the American people . To pursue towards them a hostile policy , to organize ...
... naturalized citizens , and whether you like it or dislike it , here they are , and here they will remain , and form for good or for evil an integral portion of the American people . To pursue towards them a hostile policy , to organize ...
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