Toronto: William C. Hopkinson League, 1991. A single issue of this anti-immigration newsletter focusing on the deleterious effects of rampant immigration into Canada. Printed in red & black on both sides of an 11" x 8 ½” sheet. Wilcox Collection stamp to the front page. More
Boston: New England Committee of Foreign Born, [1954]. On the case of Giacomo Quattrone, an Italian-American deported for his alleged membership in the Communist Party. The Supreme Court rejected Quattrone’s appeal and he was deported in June, 1954. Two corner-stapled, mimeographed leaves (14" x 8 ½”). Horizontal crease from folding..... More
[New York]: [American Tract Society], [1919]. In 1919, the American Tract Society published A Manual of American Citizenship by its field secretary, the Rev. Edwin Noah Hardy who was also chairman of the General Commission of Immigrants Aid at Ellis Island. The manual was published to help newly arrived immigrants..... More
Chicago: Published by the author, 1925. One of numerous works by the Italian-American idealist, writer and philosopher Luigi Carnovale on his peace plan based on the principle of the abolition of neutrality. Originally published by Carnovale in English in 1924 as How America Can Easily and Quickly Prevent Wars Forever..... More
New York: The American Committee for the Protection of Foreign Born, 1950. In this pamphlet ACPFB executive secretary Abner Green reports on the Justice Department's aggressive deportations for non-citizens accused of being Communist Party members or otherwise subversive. He primarily discusses the case of Greek-born Peter Harisiades deported for his..... More
London: Majority Rights, [1988?]. In this pamphlet, the British economist E. J. Mishan outlines the economic consequences, social disruption, racial tension, and reverse discrimination that large scale immigration brings. Stapled wrappers, 30 pp. Faint ring to the cover with a penciled name; long penciled notation by the previous owner to..... More
Boston: Immigration Restriction League, [1909?]. An anti-immigration article reprinted from The Outlook and distributed as a pamphlet by the Immigration Restriction League, which was formed in Boston in 1893. In his article, Mitchell, who describes himself as a "wage-earner," argues for regulating immigration due to the lack of available jobs..... More
Saint Louis, Missouri: Conservative Citizens' Foundation, 1997. A collection of speeches or papers by prominent conservative dissidents on the life and fabric of multicultural America. Includes "Tribute to Michael Westerman" by Sam Francis; "Their Fight Is Our Fight" by Jared Taylor; "Aspects of the Immigration Crisis" by Father James Thornton;..... More
New York: [Published by the author], 1937. “Observations on pending legislation and current public opinion” on further immigrant restriction by a Czech American who begins by stating the position of Americans of Czechoslovak descent. Prantner describes the contributions from Eastern Europeans and addresses the challenges of assimilation and the mischaracterization..... More
New York: Community Relations Service, [1949?]. Originally appearing as an article in the May 1949 issue of Commentary magazine, Edward Saveth of the American Jewish Committee surveys American textbooks for their racist perception of certain ethnic groups. Stapled, illustrated wrappers, [6] pp., illustrations. Some toning to wrappers, but about near..... More