Chinese Immigration. The Social, Moral, and Political Effect of Chinese Immigration. Testimony Taken

This firsthand account of the social, moral, and political impact of Chinese immigration offers a unique perspective on a complex issue. Drawing on testimony taken before a Senate committee in 1876, the book provides insight into the concerns and opinions of those involved, and sheds light on the larger political and social currents of the time.

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