American Historians and European Immigrants, 1875-1925

American History American institutions American political ancestors Anglo-Saxon Aryan Aryan race assimilation blood Boston Burgess Catholic Catholicism Channing character Charles Francis Adams civilization colonial comparative method constituted culture democracy democratic Dreyfus early economic Edward Channing element England environment Essays ethnic European immigrants factors filiopietists Fiske's foreign France Frederick Jackson Turner Freeman French frontier German immigrants gration Henry Adams Henry Cabot Lodge Herbert Baxter Adams historians Historical Society Holst Huguenot Ibid immi immigrant industrial influence Irish Jews John Fiske Johns Hopkins Studies Know-Nothings labor Letters Massachusetts McMaster melting pot ment Molly Maguires native nativist nineteenth century non-English Norman Oberholtzer Old World opinion origin Osgood Parkman pioneer population Protestant Puritan racial Rhodes role Roman Roosevelt Saxon Scandinavian Schouler Scotch-Irish social Social Darwinist southern and eastern Teutonic hypothesis Teutonists theory thought tion town tradition Turner United vols volume West wilderness Wilson writing wrote York