Nativism viewed from the other side : Buffalo's Germans in 1854 : typescript, 1987 / Bradley J. Gundlach.

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Nativism viewed from the other side : Buffalo's Germans in 1854 : typescript, 1987 / Bradley J. Gundlach.

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Investigates feelings of Buffalo's Germans toward nativist agitation, and their response.

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Buffalo History Museum, Research Library

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Buffalo History Museum, Research Library

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