Discover the rich history of immigration through the gateway to America. Immigration to New York explores how more newcomers have entered and settled in the United States through New York City and State than anywhere else in the nation. This compelling collection of essays examines the immigrant experience across three major waves of migration, offering deep insight into the people, challenges, and transformations that shaped New York and the nation itself.
- 268 pages
- 8.8 X 6.1 X 0.7 inches
- by William Pencak & Selma Cantor Berrol & Randall M. Miller
