THE HANDBOOK SERIES AGRICULTURAL CREDIT EUROPEAN WAR. VOL. I $1.50 EUROPEAN WAR. VOL. II INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS EMPLOYM'T MANAGEM'T, $1.80 MODERN INDUSTRIAL MOVE PROBLEMS OF LABOR, $1.80 LEAGUE OF NATIONS, 4th ed., $1.50 AMERICANIZATION PRINCIPALS OF AMERICANISM ESSENTIALS OF AMERICANIZATION TECHNIC OF RACE-ASSIMILATION Compiled and Edited by WINTHROP TALBOT, A. B., M. D. Second Edition Revised and Enlarged by THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY NEW YORK 1920 EXPLANATORY NOTE This volume on Americanism and Americanization is offered as a means for further clarifying our national thought in regard to present vital problems. From the Elder Statesmen and writers of today essential excerpts are quoted briefly. These writings have not been readily accessible to many, and yet they should be known to all of us, native-born and new citizens alike, in order that we may all become better Americans. The chapters on Americanism and Americanization are a digest of American philosophy in relation to those ideals and principles which inform American life. The chapter on Technic of Race-Assimilation is a compendium of practice, giving the details of assimilation-methods in education, industry, politics, and everyday living. The annotated Bibliography is a helpful selected list of books on Americanism and Americanization. The titles relating to Race-assimilation include all the available periodical references since 1900. The whole volume constitutes a reference book of unique value to everyone who believes in America as a world force for civilization and democracy as opposed to exploitation and autocracy. EXPLANATORY NOTE TO THE With this new edition of Americanization the bibliography on the subject is brought down to date. The many articles that have appeared since the last issue, amply attest the live and earnest interest that continues to be taken in the subject, an interest much augmented by the effect on the country of the late war and the present problems of industrial strife and unrest, inextricably intertwined in many ways with the problem of the unassimilated and the newcomer to our shores. The large number of new references have been included for the benefit of those who wish 414565 |
