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1. The emigrants in sight of the grey-green statue of Liberty in New York Harbour Frontispiece
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2. Russian women on board—
(a) The peasant 12
(b) The intellectual and revolutionary type 12
3. The boisterous Flemings 14
4. (a) The dreamy Norwegian with the concertina 18
(b) The endless dancing 18
5. (a) A Russian Jew 26
(b) "A patriarchal Jew, very tall and gaunt, hauled along a small fat woman of his race" 26
6. "One of the young ladies was being tossed up in a blanket with a young Irish lad" (p. 25) 30
7. (a) English 36
(b) Russians—Fedya, Satiron, Alexy, Yoosha, Karl, Maxim Holost 36
8. Dainty Swedish girls and their partners looking over the sea 44
9. Apple orchards in blossom on the spurs of the Catskills 84
10. On the way to school: my breakfast party 92
11. The tramp's dressing-room 110
12. By the side of the highway to Michigan: the electric freight train 120
13. An Indiana farm: the wind-well behind it, the wheatfield in front 142
14. "The cream-vans come along and buy up all the cream" (p. 261) 152
15. "Ploughed upland all dotted over with white heaps of fertiliser" (p. 161) 158
16. "Slovaks working on the line with pick and shovel" 166
17. The Slav children of Snow-Shoe Creek 174
18. Italians working with the "mixer" on the Meadville Pike 200
19. Ingenious photographs of American types 212
20. The Lithuanian who sat behind the asphalt and coal-oil scatterer 226
21. "Johnny Kishman, a German boy, got off his bicycle to find out what manner of man I was" (p. 233) 234
22. Erie Shore. "Amidst old logs, under a stooping willow tree, I made my bed" (p. 235) 238
23. The sower 252
24. The store on wheels 258
25. "I had an interesting talk with an ancient man by the side of the road" 262
26. "Old Samuel Judie, lying on a bank, and philosophising on life" 270
27. At the fountain in the park: a hot day in Chicago 276
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