References for Advanced Study.—Chapter V
Reading edition
I. Further Study as to Race Origin and Inter-relationship of the Slavs.
Warne: The Slav Invasion, III. McLanahan: Our People of Foreign Speech, IV.
II. National Conditions in Europe which the Slavs Seek to Escape.
Hall: Immigration, 60-65.
III. Social and Moral Effects Produced by the Slav Invasion of the Anthracite Regions.
Warne: The Slav Invasion, IV, VII.
IV. Factors in Slavic History and Conditions Favoring and Hindering the Access of the Gospel.
McLanahan: Our People of Foreign Speech, 34-58. Charities and Commons, issues 1905-06.
V. Conditions Among Russian Jews.
Statements of Jewish authors as to conditions among Russian Jews in their native lands and in America. Bernheimer: The Russian Jew in the United States, I (B), IV (A), VI (A).
The city is the nerve center of our civilization. It is also the storm center. The city has a peculiar attraction for the immigrant. Here is heaped the social dynamite; here the dangerous elements are multiplied and concentered.—Josiah Strong.