Author: Handlin, Oscar,
Title: The Uprooted: the epic story of the great migrations that made the American people.
Description: NY, Grosset & Dunlap, (1951). VG PB. Handlin starts his story in Europe when the end of peasant life gave impetus to the vast movement across the Atlantic. Inner meaning of the American migration experience. Immigrant lived in crisis because they were uprooted and before new roots could be established they existed in an extreme situation. The shock carried down through generations.

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