Imported Americans / The Story of the Experiences of a Disguised American and His Wife Studying the Immigration Question

by Broughton Brandenburg

CONTENTS

CHAP.		PAGE
I	The Impetus and the Method	[1]
II	Life in a New York Tenement	[7]
III	To Naples in the Steerage of the Lahn	[25]
IV	Conditions in the Neapolitan Zone	[47]
V	In the Roman Zone	[61]
VI	In the Heel and Toe of the Boot	[71]
VII	Gualtieri-Sicamino and the Squadrito Family	[83]
VIII	The Sicilian Countryside	[104]
IX	The Departure	[118]
X	From Sicily to Naples	[130]
XI	Through the City of Thieves	[138]
XII	Roguery and Illiteracy	[151]
XIII	The Embarkation Process	[159]
XIV	The Voyage	[171]
XV	The Voyage (Continued)	[184]
XVI	Nearing the Gate	[198]
XVII	Within the Portals of the New World	[205]
XVIII	Through Ellis Island	[215]
XIX	The Dispersion	[228]
XX	The Struggles of the Gualtieri Boys in New York	[238]
XXI	Legislation and Evasion	[246]
XXII	What to do With the Immigrant	[297]