ISBN: 9780801430633 - Dutch American Voices: Letters from the United States, 1850-1930 (documents in American Social History) (14 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

Condition: Very Good. 1ST. Former library copy. Pages intact with possible writing/highlighting. Binding strong with minor wear. Dust jackets/supplements may not be included. Includes library markings. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.…

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Hard Cover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 480pp. Brown cloth hardback with DJ, VG, owner name embossed on lower edge of front cover of DJ and on front end page, few pencil marks on margins, indices, bibliography, appendices, b&w photos, Durch American Voices : Letters from the United States 1850-1930.…

Hard cover. Condition: New in new dust jacket. First edition. Text in Chinese, English. Sewn binding. Paper over boards. 480 p. Documents in American Social History. Audience: General/trade. still in the shrink wrap.

1st edition. Near fine cloth copy in a good if somewhat edge-nicked and dust-dulled dust-wrapper. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description; (xvi, 480 pages : illustrations, maps. Notes; Includes bibliographical references (pages 457-460) and indexes. Contents; Introduction: An Overview of Dutch Immigration, 1850-1930 -- I. Rural to Rural: Sand-Soil Emigrants -- 1. Jacob Harms Dunnink and Lucas Vredeveld (1848-1865): Beaverdam, Michigan, to Staphorst/Rouveen, Overijssel -- 2. Arnold Verstegen (1850-188[2]): Little Chute, Wisconsin, to Erp, Noord Brabant -- 3. Harm Avink (1884-1909): Blendon, Michigan, to Lochem, Gelderland -- 4. Frederik Diemer Family (1894-1928): McBain, Michigan, to Hoogeveen, Drenthe -- II. Rural to Rural: Clay-Soil Emigrants -- 5. Teunis and Arie van den Hoek (1866-1895): Illinois, Iowa, and South Dakota to Goudriaan, Zuid Holland -- 6. Onno and Klaaske Heller (1891-1909): Holland, Michigan, and Oak Harbor, Washington, to Ulrum, Groningen -- 7. Ulbe and Maaike Eringa (1892-1924): Hull, Iowa, and Running Water, South Dakota, to Oosterend, Friesland -- III. Rural to Urban -- 8. H.W. van der Bosch and Johan Philipsen (1855-1877): Port Byron and Auburn, New York, to Gendringen, Gelderland -- 9. Jan Wonnink Family (1871-1873): Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Geesteren, Gelderland -- 10. Marten J. Schoonbeek Family (1873-1931): Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Nieuwolda, and Oude Pekela, Groningen -- 11. Tjerk and Maartje (Lautenbach) Zondervan (1893-1911): Paterson, New Jersey, to Tzummarum, Friesland -- 12. Klaas Niemeijer (1904-1954): Chicago to Middelstum, Groningen -- 13. Aart Plaisier (1910-1916): Grand Rapids and Grant, Michigan, to Ridderkerk, Zuid Holland -- IV. Urban to Urban -- 14. Pieter and David Lankester (1850-1867): Franklin and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Veere, Zeeland -- 15. Cornelis and Jacoba (van der Veeke) Mannee (1847-1873): New York City to Zierikzee, Zeeland -- 16. Jan George Zahn (1856-1858): Muscatine, Iowa, to Amsterdam -- 17. Willem Hendrik de Lange (1873-1874): Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Deventer, Overijssel -- V. Detached Immigrants -- 18. Henri and Margo van Hall (1882): Junction City, Montana, to Huissen, Gelderland -- 19. Ignaats M. Ludovicus Bunnemeijer (1882): New York City to Hillegersberg, Zuid Holland -- 20. H. Koopman (1892-1922): Chicago to Borger, Drenthe -- 21. Jan Willem Nijenhuis (1908): Newark, New Jersey, to Winterswijk, Gelderland -- 22. Anna Kuijt (1907-1918): Chicago and Maurice, Iowa, to Hilversum, Noord Holland -- 23. Willem Smith (1935-1936): Tampa, Florida, to Finsterwolde, Groningen. Appendix A. List of Translators -- Appendix B. Dates and Places of Emigration -- Appendix C. Comparative Weights, Measures, and Currency.Subjects; Geschichte 1850-1930. Dutch Americans Correspondence. Dutch Americans History Sources. Dutch Americans. Ethnic groups History, United States. 1 Kg.…

Condition: Good. Original brown cloth, dust jacket, illustrated with some photographs in b/w, 8vo.

1st edition. Near fine cloth copy in a good if somewhat edge-nicked and dust-dulled dust-wrapper. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description; (xvi, 480 pages : illustrations, maps. Notes; Includes bibliographical references (pages 457-460) and indexes. Contents; Introduction: An Overview of Dutch Immigration, 1850-1930 -- I. Rural to Rural: Sand-Soil Emigrants -- 1. Jacob Harms Dunnink and Lucas Vredeveld (1848-1865): Beaverdam, Michigan, to Staphorst/Rouveen, Overijssel -- 2. Arnold Verstegen (1850-188[2]): Little Chute, Wisconsin, to Erp, Noord Brabant -- 3. Harm Avink (1884-1909): Blendon, Michigan, to Lochem, Gelderland -- 4. Frederik Diemer Family (1894-1928): McBain, Michigan, to Hoogeveen, Drenthe -- II. Rural to Rural: Clay-Soil Emigrants -- 5. Teunis and Arie van den Hoek (1866-1895): Illinois, Iowa, and South Dakota to Goudriaan, Zuid Holland -- 6. Onno and Klaaske Heller (1891-1909): Holland, Michigan, and Oak Harbor, Washington, to Ulrum, Groningen -- 7. Ulbe and Maaike Eringa (1892-1924): Hull, Iowa, and Running Water, South Dakota, to Oosterend, Friesland -- III. Rural to Urban -- 8. H.W. van der Bosch and Johan Philipsen (1855-1877): Port Byron and Auburn, New York, to Gendringen, Gelderland -- 9. Jan Wonnink Family (1871-1873): Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Geesteren, Gelderland -- 10. Marten J. Schoonbeek Family (1873-1931): Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Nieuwolda, and Oude Pekela, Groningen -- 11. Tjerk and Maartje (Lautenbach) Zondervan (1893-1911): Paterson, New Jersey, to Tzummarum, Friesland -- 12. Klaas Niemeijer (1904-1954): Chicago to Middelstum, Groningen -- 13. Aart Plaisier (1910-1916): Grand Rapids and Grant, Michigan, to Ridderkerk, Zuid Holland -- IV. Urban to Urban -- 14. Pieter and David Lankester (1850-1867): Franklin and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Veere, Zeeland -- 15. Cornelis and Jacoba (van der Veeke) Mannee (1847-1873): New York City to Zierikzee, Zeeland -- 16. Jan George Zahn (1856-1858): Muscatine, Iowa, to Amsterdam -- 17. Willem Hendrik de Lange (1873-1874): Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Deventer, Overijssel -- V. Detached Immigrants -- 18. Henri and Margo van Hall (1882): Junction City, Montana, to Huissen, Gelderland -- 19. Ignaats M. Ludovicus Bunnemeijer (1882): New York City to Hillegersberg, Zuid Holland -- 20. H. Koopman (1892-1922): Chicago to Borger, Drenthe -- 21. Jan Willem Nijenhuis (1908): Newark, New Jersey, to Winterswijk, Gelderland -- 22. Anna Kuijt (1907-1918): Chicago and Maurice, Iowa, to Hilversum, Noord Holland -- 23. Willem Smith (1935-1936): Tampa, Florida, to Finsterwolde, Groningen. Appendix A. List of Translators -- Appendix B. Dates and Places of Emigration -- Appendix C. Comparative Weights, Measures, and Currency.Subjects; Geschichte 1850-1930. Dutch Americans Correspondence. Dutch Americans History Sources. Dutch Americans. Ethnic groups History, United States. 1 Kg.…

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