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Author / Creator |
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Adequate protection for aliens
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Gulick, Sidney L.
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New York City
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America's Asiatic problem and its solution in a nutshell
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Gulick, Sidney L.
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American politics (non-partisan) from the beginning to date
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Cooper, Thomas V.; Fenton, Hector T.
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1884
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Chicago
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Appeal of the Chinese Equal Rights League to the people of the United States for equality of manhood
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Chinese Equal Rights League
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[1892]
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New York
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Argument of Joseph C.G. Kennedy adverse to legislation by Congress on treaties existing: and reviewing the report of Mr. Sargent of the Joint Special Committee to Investigate Chinese Immigration. Read before Committee on Foreign Relations, February 20, 1878
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Kennedy, Joseph Camp Griffith, 1813-1887
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1878
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Washington
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Asia's appeal to America
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Gulick, Sidney L.
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A bit of old China
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Stoddard, Charles Warren, 1843-1909
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1912
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San Francisco
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British and foreign state papers, 1894-1895
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Oakes, Augustus H.; Maycock, Willoughby
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1900
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London
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California's greatest curse
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Frost, Jennett Blakeslee
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1879
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San Francisco
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Campaign of '84
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La Fevre, Benjamin, General
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1884
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Chicago, New York
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China in America: a study in the social life of the Chinese in the eastern cities of the United States
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Culin, Stewart, 1858-1929
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1887
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Philadelphia
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China's presidential candidate: Benjamin Harrison
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[1888?]
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China: Foreign Relations
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1884-1887
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A Chinaman on our treatment of China
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Yung Kiung Yen
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September 1892
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Chinatown declared a nuisance!
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[1880]
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[San Francisco]
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The Chinese drama in California
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Inkersley, Arthur
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[1898?]
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Chinese drug stores in America
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Culin, Stewart
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[1887]
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Chinese emigration to the West Indies
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Lobscheid, Wm, Rev
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[1862]
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Chinese immigration
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Williams, S. Wells
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1879
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New York
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Chinese immigration. The social, moral and political effect of Chinese immigration. Policy and means of exclusion. Memorial of the Senate of California to the Congress of the United States, and an address to the people of the United States. Prepared by a committee of the Senate of California
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Special Committee on Chinese Immigration, Senate, California Legislature
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1877
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Sacramento
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Chinese immigration. Speech of Hon. John A. Kasson, of Iowa, in the House of Representatives, Wednesday, March 22, 1882
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Kasson, John A.
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1882
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Washington
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Chinese immigration: proceedings of the Chamber of Commerce of the state of New-York, at a special meeting, held February 27th, 1879, to take action with reference to the bill passed by Congress to restrict Chinese immigration to the United States
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New York Chamber of Commerce
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1879
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New York
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Chinese immigration: speech of Hon. William W. Morrow, of California, in the House of Representatives, June 28, 1886
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Morrow, William W.
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1886
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WA
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Chinese in California
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9 May 1854
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The Chinese in California
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Hill, Hamilton A.
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April 1871
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Chinese massacre at Los Angeles in 1871
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Dorland, C. P.
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[1894]
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[Los Angeles]
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The Chinese problem
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Townsend, L.T.
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1876
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Boston
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The Chinese question by Hon. Edwin R. Meade
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Meade, Edwin Ruthven, 1836-1889
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1877
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New York
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The Chinese question in the United States
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Mansfield, Edward D.
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[1876?]
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The Christian League of Philadelphia
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Griffiths, George; Bond, Charles H., Rev; Poole, Frederic, Rev
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1898
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Christianity in the United States
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Schaff, Philip
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1879
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New York
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Common sense applied to the immigrant question: showing why the "California immigrant union" was founded & what it expects to do
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Hopkins, Caspar Thomas, 1826-1893
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1869
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San Francisco
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Communication from the mechanics' State Council of California in relation to Chinese immigration
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The Mechanics' State Council of California
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12 March 1868
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A comprehensive immigration policy and program
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Gulick, Sidney L.
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1916
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New York City
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The Conference Daily
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21 August 1913
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Ithaca, New York
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Congressional record, fifty-seventh Congress, first session, February 17 to March 1, 1902: discussion on China
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1902
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Washington
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Coolie trade
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Eliot, Mr
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16 April 1860
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The crusade against the Chinese
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Clarke, James Freeman
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1912
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Boston
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Facts upon the other side of the Chinese questions
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1876
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Gen. Benj. Harrison's record on the Chinese question
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General Harrison's record on the Chinese question
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[1888?]
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Great anti-Chinese demonstration
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1870
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Harrison's Chinese Record
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[1888]
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Helps for leaders of discussion groups
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Gulick, Sidney L.
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A humble plea, addressed to the Legislature of California, in behalf of the immigrants from the empire of China to this state
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Speer, William, 1822-1904
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1856
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San Francisco
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The I Hing or "Patriotic Rising", a secret society among the Chinese in America
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Culin, Stewart
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1890
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Immigration laws: rules of November 15, 1911. 2d ed.
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U.S. Department of Labor
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1914
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Washington
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Immigration speech of Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, of Massachusetts, in the House of Representatives, Thursday, February 19, 1891
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Lodge, Henry Cabot
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19 February 1891
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Washington
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In the circuit court of the United States, for the ninth judicial circuit, in and for the District of California: rights of Chinese
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1880
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The incoming millions
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Grose, Howard B.
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1906
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New York
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International conciliation: the United States and China
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Wei-Ching, W. Yen
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June 1909
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New York
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The invalidity of the "Queue Ordinance" of the City and County of San Francisco
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United States Circuit Court (9th Circuit)
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1879
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San Francisco
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Invitation to President Crane to attend the ninth annual conference of the Chinese Students' Alliance
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1913
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Journal of a voyage with coolie emigrants, from Calcutta to Trinidad
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Swinton, Captain; Swinton, Jane, Mrs
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1859
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London
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Letters of Lillian Ching, a native of the island of Loo Choo
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Ching, Lillian
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1838
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Portland
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Majority and minority reports of the committee on mines and mining interests
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Cabaniss, T.T.
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1853
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The medical renaissance in China
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Wu Lien Teh
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1917
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Memorial of the Six Chinese Companies: an address to the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States. Testimony of California's leading citizens before the Joint Special Congressional Committee
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Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association, California
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1877
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San Francisco
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Message from the president of the United States to the two houses of Congress at the beginning of the second session of the fifty-third Congress, with the reports of the heads of departments and selections from accompanying documents
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Cox, Francis M.
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1894
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Washington
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Minority report of the select committee on resolutions of miner's convention of Shasta County
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Crenshaw, Jno. T.; Norman, W.B.
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1855
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Minority report of the select committee on Senate Bill No. 63, for "an act to enforce contracts and obligations to perform work and labor"
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Roach, Philip A.
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1852
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The murder of Lee Teep: the trial and acquittal of John J. Corcoran, charged with the murder
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Russell, Horace
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1881
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Must the Chinese go? An examination of the Chinese question
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Baldwin, Esther E. Jerman, 1840-
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1890
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New York
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The new Chinatown in San Francisco
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Hart, Jerome A.
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May 1909
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The ninth annual conference of the eastern section of the Chinese Students' Alliance, banquet
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1913
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The ninth annual conference of the eastern section of the Chinese Students' Alliance, English oratorical contest held on August 22, 1913
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1913
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Ithaca, NY
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The ninth annual conference of the eastern section of the Chinese Students' Alliance, program
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1913
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Ithaca, NY
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The ninth annual conference of the eastern section of the Chinese Students' Alliance, public entertainment held on August 26, 1913
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1913
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Ithaca, NY
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No more Chinese!! The Scott Chinese exclusion bill
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Cleveland, Grover
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1 October 1888
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Nutrition investigations among fruitarians and Chinese at the California agricultural experiment station, 1899-1901
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Jaffa, Myer Edward, 1857-1931
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1901
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Washington
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Opening statement of B.S. Brooks, before the joint committee of the two Houses of Congress, on Chinese immigration
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Brooks, Benjamin Sherman, 1820?-1884
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1876
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San Francisco
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The other side of the Chinese question in California
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Layres, Augustus
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1876
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San Francisco
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The other side of the Chinese question: to the people of the United States and the honorable Senate and House of Representatives
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Bee, Fred A.
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1886
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[San Francisco]
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Power of the state to exclude foreigners from its limits, and to prevent their landing, on account of the immorality of their past lives, considered. Opinion of Mr. Justice Field, of U.S. Supreme Court, delivered Sept. 21st, 1874, in the case of Ah Fong, a Chinese woman, brought before the Circuit Court of the United States, for the District of California, on a writ of habeas corpus
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United States Circuit Court (9th Circuit)
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1874
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San Francisco
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President Cleveland's great message: Thurman's speech on tariff and Chinese
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1888
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Report of the committee appointed by the government of the "Board of Trade," to take into consideration the communication of Messrs. Sampson & Tappan, dated April 24th, 1856
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Boston Board of Trade
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1856
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Boston
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Report of committee on the governor's special message, in relation to Asiatic emigration
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Ralston, J.H.; Fry, J.; Estill, J.M.; Warner, J.J.; Soule, Frank
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1852
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Report of Mr. Flint, of the select committee, to whom was referred the resolutions of miner's convention at Shasta County. Submitted March 28, 1855
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Flint, Wilson
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1855
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Report of the Special Committee of the Board of Supervisors of San Francisco on the condition of the Chinese quarter and the Chinese in San Francisco, July, 1885
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Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco
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1885
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[San Francisco, CA]
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Report: Coolie trade (to accompany bill H.R. No. 657) April 16, 1860
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Committee on Commerce, United States Congress, House of Representatives
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[1860]
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[Washington]
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Reports of the select committee to whom was referred assembly bills No. 206, 207 & 208, with reference to foreign miners
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1855
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Saunterings in summerland, by J. Torrey Connor; illustrated by Hernando G. Villa
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Connor, J. Torrey
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1902
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Los Angeles
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Select list of references on Chinese immigration
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Griffin, A.P.C.
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1904
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Washington
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Social organization of the Chinese in America
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Culin, Stewart
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October 1891
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Some reasons for Chinese exclusion: meat vs. rice, American manhood against Asiatic coolieism. Which shall survive?
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[1901]
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The surnames of the Chinese in America spelled according to the David Jones system of spelling Chinese names: with notes on various subjects of interest to the Chinese and those who do business with them
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Jones, David D.
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1904
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San Francisco
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The survey
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1912
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New York
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Truth versus fiction: justice versus prejudice: meat for all, not for a few: a plain and unvarnished statement why exclusion laws against the Chinese should not be re-enacted: respect treaties, and make general, not special laws
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[1902?]
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[Washington DC?]
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The wanderings of the hermit of Westminster between New York & San Francisco in the autumn of 1881
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Spice, R.P.
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1881
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London
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Why should the Chinese go? A pertinent inquiry from a mandarin high in authority, by Kwang Chang Ling [pseud.]
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Del Mar, Alexander, 1836-1926
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1878
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San Francisco
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