A set of six volumes; telling the story of the attempt to uncover the first Jamestown fortification. As William M. Kelso records; by the fall of 1996; over 150;000 artefacts had been found; all of a military nature and old enough to be from the relevant period.
#1643676 in Books Rutgers University Press 2008-12-05Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 9.02 x .59 x 5.98l; .95 #File Name: 0813544335280 pages
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Insightful and EnglighteningBy A CustomerSpickard explores the history of Japanese Americans; beginning with the first group who migrated to the United States between the period of the Civil War and World War 1 (1890-1910). By providing a brief history of Japan and the reasons for migration; the author tells the story of Japanese immigrants - their hardship in the new country; their struggle against racism; internment during World War 11 and rebuilding their lives after the war; the new wave of immigrants and their struggle to preserve Japanese ethnic identity.
