An edition of The unreliability of the first census of the United States as a basis for computing "national origins" quotas under the immigration law of 1924 (1924)

The unreliability of the first census of the United States as a basis for computing "national origins" quotas under the immigration law of 1924

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An edition of The unreliability of the first census of the United States as a basis for computing "national origins" quotas under the immigration law of 1924 (1924)

The unreliability of the first census of the United States as a basis for computing "national origins" quotas under the immigration law of 1924

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American Irish Historical Society
Language
English
Pages
383

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Subjects
Census, 1st, 1790, Irish
Places
United States

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The unreliability of the first census of the United States as a basis for computing "national origins" quotas under the immigration law of 1924: shown in the following pages, reproduced from chapter XXIII of "A hidden phase of American hisstory" (Ireland's part in America's struggle for liberty)
1924, American Irish Historical Society
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Cover title.

Date from inserted letter.

Burns Library copy: includes inserted printed letter from the society: "Dear Sir: The following communication has been sent to the President, to the members of his Cabinet, and to the members of Congress: The American Irish Historical Society, ... acting through a joint committee, reiterate their previous protests, severally during the debates on the Immigration Act of 1924...", dated January 7, 1927.

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New York
Genre
Census, 1st, 1790
Other Titles
First census of the United States

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p. 373-383 ;
Number of pages
383

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OL19291271M

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