Bandeirantes and PioneersContrasts U. S. and Brazilian history and character. |
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Page 102
... immigrant's intention of staying in the country - an immigrant who became spiritually Americanized immediately - Brazilian economy will have to wait two centuries for the Portuguese and his descendants to become organically Brazilian ...
... immigrant's intention of staying in the country - an immigrant who became spiritually Americanized immediately - Brazilian economy will have to wait two centuries for the Portuguese and his descendants to become organically Brazilian ...
Page 249
... immigrant's original culture , became traumatic as soon as the United States started increasing in international importance . It could not be otherwise . In the early days of settlement the immi- grants carried their original culture ...
... immigrant's original culture , became traumatic as soon as the United States started increasing in international importance . It could not be otherwise . In the early days of settlement the immi- grants carried their original culture ...
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... immigrant , the last - generation American , and the traditionalist American of three hun- dred years ' standing - have for a long time been converging toward the same goal . The immigrant wants to change nothing , because he is tired ...
... immigrant , the last - generation American , and the traditionalist American of three hun- dred years ' standing - have for a long time been converging toward the same goal . The immigrant wants to change nothing , because he is tired ...
Contents
Introduction by Adolf A Berle | 9 |
RACE AND GEOGRAPHY | 11 |
ETHICS AND ECONOMICS | 48 |
Copyright | |
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