On the Naturalization Question

In "On the Naturalization Question," Charles A. Page delves into the complexities surrounding naturalization laws and policies in the United States during the 19th century. This concise treatise examines the legal and social implications of granting citizenship to immigrants, exploring arguments for and against more lenient naturalization processes. The book offers valuable insights into the historical debates that shaped American attitudes toward immigration and citizenship. A vital resource for understanding the evolution of naturalization laws and their impact on American society.

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