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Eric Lease Morgan Number of items in the collection; 'How big is my corpus?' ---------------------------------------------------------- 13 Average length of all items measured in words; "More or less, how big is each item?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 64907 Average readability score of all items (0 = difficult; 100 = easy) ------------------------------------------------------------------ 67 Top 50 statistically significant keywords; "What is my collection about?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 New 8 United 8 States 5 York 5 Jews 4 immigrant 4 american 4 Government 4 Europe 4 England 4 America 3 sidenote 3 jewish 3 italian 3 immigration 3 West 3 Hungary 3 English 3 East 3 Chinese 2 work 2 spanish 2 russian 2 man 2 Spain 2 South 2 Society 2 Philippines 2 North 2 King 2 Indians 2 Immigration 2 Home 2 Governor 2 God 2 City 2 China 2 Canada 2 Bay 2 Austria 2 Americans 1 total 1 table 1 southern 1 slavic 1 race 1 good 1 german 1 french 1 foreign Top 50 lemmatized nouns; "What is discussed?" --------------------------------------------- 1628 year 1429 man 1352 time 1257 immigrant 1240 country 1185 governor 1115 case 1099 immigration 1089 people 1011 law 974 child 944 government 886 sidenote 843 number 832 work 821 race 732 colony 721 woman 669 way 658 day 657 part 647 life 643 cent 625 land 613 family 608 fact 598 place 598 home 592 audiencia 583 authority 573 city 570 power 558 group 557 condition 546 population 531 class 525 matter 522 order 508 question 507 right 499 p. 482 hand 480 war 476 trade 471 state 432 tribunal 427 interest 426 history 425 official 410 problem Top 50 proper nouns; "What are the names of persons or places?" -------------------------------------------------------------- 5614 _ 1495 | 1197 New 1155 audiencia 1012 America 882 States 871 de 862 United 842 Jews 604 English 578 Canada 557 York 479 Japanese 447 Spain 446 French 438 France 438 England 423 Indies 399 California 396 Council 393 Government 392 Philippines 384 St. 383 Manila 378 Europe 365 Governor 364 Indians 340 North 319 y 317 Japan 317 I. 313 American 307 Russia 298 Lake 289 Islands 278 South 276 King 274 Fort 266 East 261 West 245 Quebec 235 State 235 June 233 Germany 232 Lawrence 232 Ibid 228 Chicago 227 July 224 Recopilación 218 Mr. Top 50 personal pronouns nouns; "To whom are things referred?" ------------------------------------------------------------- 5802 it 3837 they 3249 he 1919 them 1828 we 1763 i 882 him 659 you 631 she 494 us 390 themselves 346 me 283 himself 251 itself 171 her 94 one 73 ourselves 59 herself 26 myself 15 ours 14 yourself 13 theirs 7 yours 7 mine 4 thee 3 ''em 2 ye 2 oneself 2 his 1 pp 1 lieut.-col 1 immigrants| 1 hers 1 disgraces,''[18 1 ''s Top 50 lemmatized verbs; "What do things do?" --------------------------------------------- 30411 be 8999 have 2051 do 1882 make 1333 take 1244 come 1195 give 956 see 952 say 887 find 812 go 655 know 599 become 579 bear 572 bring 564 leave 530 send 523 show 483 follow 479 hold 436 carry 397 seem 384 call 375 live 374 pay 372 work 343 keep 337 reach 324 provide 324 establish 322 begin 301 note 300 think 297 write 297 try 287 remain 285 speak 283 use 277 pass 274 get 271 increase 263 include 262 tell 262 lead 256 receive 255 exist 251 put 245 require 243 look 243 exercise Top 50 lemmatized adjectives and adverbs; "How are things described?" --------------------------------------------------------------------- 4297 not 1629 other 1567 more 1196 great 1184 so 1157 only 990 such 921 as 882 first 858 most 852 jewish 843 well 840 many 752 out 742 also 724 own 715 american 704 same 690 large 689 new 638 even 622 now 609 up 606 very 605 good 593 much 588 then 563 french 553 little 535 far 514 high 492 foreign 488 old 480 here 472 however 452 japanese 437 long 415 royal 406 english 405 less 396 thus 392 still 383 german 382 too 376 social 373 general 367 early 361 few 359 again 356 total Top 50 lemmatized superlative adjectives; "How are things described to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 239 most 188 good 166 least 108 great 96 large 91 high 48 bad 48 Most 36 low 33 early 30 strong 23 old 19 late 14 near 11 easy 10 poor 9 small 9 slight 9 noble 8 fine 7 rich 7 new 6 young 6 wide 5 wise 5 keen 5 grave 5 fit 5 cheap 4 weak 4 short 4 manif 4 long 4 free 4 eld 4 bright 4 bare 4 able 3 true 3 sure 3 southernmost 3 simple 3 quick 3 hard 3 farth 3 coarse 3 close 3 broad 2 weighty 2 vile Top 50 lemmatized superlative adverbs; "How do things do to the extreme?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 619 most 44 least 29 well 1 soon 1 sarcasm 1 highest 1 hard 1 clearest Top 50 Internet domains; "What Webbed places are alluded to in this corpus?" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Top 50 URLs; "What is hyperlinked from this corpus?" ---------------------------------------------------- Top 50 email addresses; "Who are you gonna call?" ------------------------------------------------- Top 50 positive assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-noun?" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 audiencia did not 6 immigrant is not 5 immigration is good 5 women do not 5 years went on 4 _ see _ 4 audiencia had jurisdiction 4 audiencia was frequently 4 governor was absent 4 governor was also 4 governor was not 4 immigration is not 4 people do not 3 _ is _ 3 america is not 3 audiencia had appellate 3 audiencia had general 3 audiencia had not 3 audiencia was necessary 3 audiencia was not 3 governor was president 3 immigrants are not 3 immigration was higher 3 jews are essentially 3 law was not 2 _ did not 2 _ does _ 2 america are not 2 america do not 2 america does not 2 america has not 2 audiencia had authority 2 audiencia took over 2 audiencia was also 2 audiencia was especially 2 audiencia was final 2 audiencia was first 2 audiencia was powerless 2 audiencia was responsible 2 audiencia was thus 2 audiencia were also 2 cases were not 2 child is not 2 children are more 2 children are not 2 children are young 2 children do not 2 children is not 2 colony was not 2 country are so Top 50 negative assertions; "What sentences are in the shape of noun-verb-no|not-noun?" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 audiencia did not always 2 audiencia had no authority 2 governor was not final 1 america are not english 1 america are not so 1 america has no direct 1 america has not yet 1 america is no longer 1 america is not god 1 america is not merely 1 america were not compatible 1 audiencia had no jurisdiction 1 audiencia had no right 1 audiencia had not entirely 1 audiencia has no jurisdiction 1 audiencia was no longer 1 case is no greater 1 cases were not appealable 1 cases were not ordinarily 1 child had no clothes 1 child had not yet 1 child is not good 1 children found no shelter 1 children is not so 1 children know no english 1 colonies were not all 1 colony was not devoid 1 colony was not finally 1 colony were not harmonious 1 countries have not unnaturally 1 country had no resources 1 country has no more 1 day is not distant 1 government are not merely 1 government did not always 1 government has no treaty 1 government is not suppression 1 governor had no authority 1 immigrant are no less 1 immigrant has not yet 1 immigrant is not mechanical 1 immigrant is not so 1 immigrant is not yet 1 immigrants are no exception 1 immigrants are not paupers 1 immigrants are not worth 1 immigrants have no sense 1 immigrants is not half 1 immigration brings no need 1 immigration is no solution A rudimentary bibliography -------------------------- id = 40535 author = Antin, Mary title = They Who Knock at Our Gates: A Complete Gospel of Immigration date = keywords = Declaration; England; Europe; God; Independence; Jews; New; american; father; immigrant; immigration; man; russian summary = Mosaic Law is to the Jews, the Declaration is to the American people. declaration every time we meet a case involving human rights. of immigrants does not deprive them of their humanity and the rights kept the Law. The glory of the American people must be that the vision If a nation has a right to keep out aliens, tell us how many people abandoning his Law. Let the children be brought up to know that we are a people with a Independence which makes of it the law of the land, binding on American But which of the immigrant stocks of the good old times with a spark of imagination that every Russian Jewish immigrant to-day hastening the process of Americanization of the immigrant; the country through contact with immigrant children in the public schools, when We say that immigrants nowadays come only to exploit our country, id = 39230 author = Argentina. Ministerio de Agricultura title = The immigration offices and statistics from 1857 to 1903 Information for the Universal Exhibition of St. Louis (U.S.A.) date = keywords = Hotel; Immigration summary = office, Immigration Hotel, Hospital and Medical service, and Post and placing of the immigrants who come to the Hotel, asking for lodging and This office provides the immigrants with the information Art. 9.--The Immigration-Office in Buenos Aires and the Commissions at Art. 45.--Immigrants shall be entitled to suitable board and lodging, at Art. 50.--The Employment-Offices or the Immigration-Commissions in their Art. 50.--The Employment-Offices or the Immigration-Commissions in their Immigrants Hotel who attend to them, placing them in trams, which take and Telegraph Office in the Immigration Hotel. IMMIGRANTS PLACED AND FORWARDED TO THE INTERIOR OF THE COUNTRY BY THE [Illustration: Immigrants Hotel in Buenos Aires [Illustration: Immigrants Hotel in Buenos Aires [Illustration: Immigrants Hotel in Buenos Aires [Illustration: Immigrants Hotel in Buenos Aires [Illustration: Immigrants Hotel in Buenos Aires [Illustration: Immigrants Hotel in Buenos Aires [Illustration: Immigrants Hotel in Buenos Aires [Illustration: Immigrants Hotel in Buenos Aires [Illustration: Immigrants Hotel in Buenos Aires id = 41291 author = Breckinridge, Sophonisba Preston title = New Homes for Old date = keywords = America; Association; Avenue; Bureau; Chicago; City; English; Home; Illinois; National; New; Polish; Secretary; Society; States; Street; United; Women; York; child; family; italian; work summary = of Homes and Family Life of Studies in Methods of Americanization. This discussion of the family problems of the foreign-born groups in Questionnaires were sent to case-work agencies dealing with family Work with Families and Home Service Bureaus of various Red Cross the home has created entirely new problems in the family life. And the women in the foreign-born groups come from the country, the women of the foreign-born groups who have worked their way through are the United States Children''s Bureau, carried on at the Chicago School the use of case-work agencies in the care of dependent families,[41] Another specialized agency for work with the foreign-born groups is meet the needs of women in the foreign-born groups and of material The case-work agencies in some cities with large foreign-born relationship between the case-work agency and the immigrant family. American Association for Social Work with Families, and the National id = 34028 author = Commons, John R. (John Rogers) title = Races and Immigrants in America date = keywords = Austria; England; English; Europe; Germans; Hungary; Irish; Italians; Jews; Negro; New; North; Scotch; South; States; United; York; american; immigration; race; southern summary = opportunities before the law, and equal ability of classes and races to the immigration of alien races and inferior classes, has worked out the country the negro population in ten years increased 38 per cent and the white population, including foreign immigration, increased 33 per years the immigration of the Western races most nearly related to those cent, while the immigrants of Eastern and Southern races, untrained in race, and in the past year he has contributed to America more immigrants the alien contract-labor law does not apply to immigrants from Hawaii, a way immigration is stimulated, and new races are induced to begin their The immigrant comes as a wage-earner, and the American was directed against a race superior even to the negro immigrants in United States and observing the "race suicide" of the native American cities, that the races of immigrants who came to this country id = 41443 author = Cunningham, Charles Henry title = The Audiencia in the Spanish Colonies As illustrated by the Audiencia of Manila (1583-1800) date = keywords = Anda; Audiencia; August; Blair; Chinese; Council; Governor; Ibid; Indians; Indies; Inquisition; Islands; January; July; June; King; Manila; Mexico; New; November; Philippines; Recopilación; Robertson; Spain; spanish summary = removal of the audiencia had left the governor with authority over The laws regulating the audiencia''s jurisdiction in civil cases seem to the governor, the case could then be appealed to the audiencia. the audiencia in Manila, this tribunal exercised authority over suits the governor and audiencia investigated the conduct of an official audiencia to the governor or to the Council of the Indies, according and fiscales of our royal audiencias of the Indies and governors of audiencia exercised jurisdiction over the residencias of governors, asserted, the law required the governor and audiencia to act in acuerdo governor, captain-general, and president of the royal audiencia. audiencia, the governor retained his authority as executive while audiencia the governor exercised considerable authority during the audiencia and the governor as to authority over cases which by governor appealed to the audiencia for support, and the tribunal These laws give to the audiencia and the governor id = 19198 author = Grose, Howard B. (Howard Benjamin) title = Aliens or Americans? date = keywords = Church; City; Home; Immigration; Mission; New; States; Sunday; United; York; american; christian; foreign; immigrant; italian; sidenote; work summary = could find work and homes, immigration would cause far less anxiety. when the immigrant prefers New York or Chicago, what authority shall Hebrew-German-Irish-Italian-Bohemian-Hungarian city--a cosmopolitan race the foreign life of to-day in New York''s Little Italy, with its 400,000 [Sidenote: Deterioration a Result of too Large Immigration] connection between home and foreign missionary work is living. American Protestantism sees in immigration a divine mission none will [Sidenote: Present Work for the Foreigners] supreme home mission opportunity to Christianize the immigrants, have in "New York City within a year will hold a half million Italians. At a conference in New York, in the Home Mission study class a young The Woman''s Home Missionary Society supports Immigrant Homes in New York FOREIGN PEOPLES IN BAPTIST CHURCHES, THE RESULTS OF HOME MISSION WORK leaders in Young People''s Mission Work, held in New York City, December, Aliens or Americans?~ A Study of Immigration. id = 36822 author = Iyenaga, T. (Toyokichi) title = Japan and the California Problem date = keywords = APPENDIX; America; Americans; California; Canada; China; Chinese; East; Government; Japanese; New; Pacific; Review; States; United; asiatic summary = FACTS ABOUT THE JAPANESE IN CALIFORNIA--POPULATION AND BIRTH Number of Japanese in California--Immigration--"Gentlemen''s FACTS ABOUT THE JAPANESE IN CALIFORNIA--FARMERS AND ALIEN LAND FACTS ABOUT THE JAPANESE IN CALIFORNIA--POPULATION AND BIRTH RATE The rate of increase of the Japanese population in California in NUMBER OF JAPANESE IN CALIFORNIA ACCORDING TO THE UNITED STATES CENSUS. California to the total number of Japanese in the United States: JAPANESE POPULATION IN THE UNITED STATES AND CALIFORNIA. total number of Japanese in the United States is rather high, justifying although the total number of Japanese coming to the United States has Another reason for the high birth rate of the Japanese in California is FACTS ABOUT THE JAPANESE IN CALIFORNIA--FARMERS AND ALIEN LAND LAWS place between Americans and Japanese in this country and in Japan. W. _Friendship between the United States and Japan._ Japanese "Japan and the Japanese-California Problem." IYENAGA, T. id = 35415 author = Joseph, Samuel title = Jewish Immigration to the United States from 1881 to 1910 Studies in History, Economics and Public Law, Vol. LIX, No. 4, 1914 date = keywords = Austria; Europe; Hungary; Jews; Roumania; Russia; States; United; immigrant; immigration; jewish; table; total summary = As rearranged, the tables presented the number of Jewish immigrants practically the total Jewish immigration to the United States from the total number of Russian Jewish immigrants from 1881 to 1885.[56] added together constituted the total Jewish immigration for the year. countries other than Russia, the totals of the Jewish immigrants Jews entered the country, 12.1 per cent of the total Russian Jewish immigration is seen in the number of Russian Jews who entered New York than half of the total number of Jewish immigrants from Roumania, was The movement of the total Jewish immigration for the thirty years cent of the total Jewish immigration for the thirty years. Year | Jewish immigrants | Per cent of total Year | Jewish immigrants | Per cent of total Year | Jewish immigrants | Per cent of total Year | Jewish immigrants | Per cent of total id = 46103 author = Le Sueur, Gordon title = Germany''s Vanishing Colonies date = keywords = Africa; Bay; Britain; Cape; China; Colonies; Colony; East; Government; Great; Guinea; New; Samoa; South; West; Zanzibar; british; german summary = the Orange River, which became known as German South West Africa. Roughly, the German Colonial Empire is five times as big as Germany, Germany to acquire territorial possession of South West Africa. the German Government had any intention of establishing crown Colonies German Government that a report on South West Africa was in course of undertake the protection of German subjects; but the British Government the northern boundary of German South West Africa, between that Colony Caprivi Treaty the boundary between the Cape Colony and German South The territory hitherto known as German South West Africa covers an area state of war existed between Great Britain and Germany, the Germans on The idea of Colonies forming a new German Empire in Africa, which the east coast trade in her hands, and the German description of have made their way up into German East Africa, where they traded Government upon the subject of British and German interests id = 34080 author = Lucas, Charles Prestwood, Sir title = A Historical Geography of the British Colonies, Vol. V Canada—Part I, Historical date = keywords = Acadia; America; Bay; Canada; Champlain; England; English; Footnote; Fort; France; Frontenac; Governor; Hudson; Indians; Iroquois; King; Lake; Lawrence; Louisbourg; Montreal; New; North; Quebec; St.; West; Wolfe; York; french; sidenote summary = 1. Map of the French and English possessions in North America in [Sidenote: _English colonization in North America._] [Sidenote: _English exploration in North America in the sixteenth one single English or French colony had as yet taken root in America. In the sixteenth century, after Cartier''s voyages to the St. Lawrence, we hear little of the French in North America. [Sidenote: _Comparison of English and French colonization in North [Sidenote: _Comparison of French colonization in Canada and Dutch [Sidenote: _Contrast between English and French in North America._] the English in New France, Acadia, and Canada. [Sidenote: _French plan for attacking New York._] [Sidenote: _French and English views in North America._] What were the French and English fighting for in North America? [Sidenote: _Collision between French and English in Hudson Bay._] [Sidenote: _French forts established on the route from the great [Sidenote: _French and English systems and policies in North America id = 26064 author = Reid, Whitelaw title = Problems of Expansion As Considered in Papers and Addresses date = keywords = Congress; Constitution; Cuba; Government; Mr.; New; Paris; Philippines; Porto; President; Republic; Rico; Spain; States; Union; United; american; sidenote; spanish summary = annexed foreign territory to the United States, like the Louisiana or Constitution to the territories of the United States is in Article IV, authority of the United States over the great Philippine Archipelago is [Sidenote: United States a Free-Trade Country.] Spanish government or its constituted authorities in said territories." war with Spain had already cost the United States far above United States, or whether acquired in treaties by the Nation itself. United States has no constitutional power to hold territory that is not ample constitutional power to acquire and govern new territory and therefore, under the Constitution of the United States, her right _The United States has as much power as any other Government._ "The Constitution of the United States established a Government, and _The United States can govern such territory as it pleases. _The United States can govern such territory through Congress._ Philippines and the war with the United States. id = 46294 author = Steiner, Edward Alfred title = The Immigrant Tide, Its Ebb and Flow date = keywords = America; Americans; Boston; Catholic; Christian; Europe; Gentile; God; Greek; Hill; Hungary; Italy; Jew; Jews; New; Orthodox; Pennsylvania; Poland; Slavs; Slovak; States; United; West; York; european; good; immigrant; jewish; man; slavic summary = returned immigrant upon his peasant home and his social and national going home to marry Pepitta and when times grew better they would come "Lift my boy!" a rather muscular, good-looking man said, in the English many years in America, was going home to visit her people, bringing this "The American men are to blame!" exclaimed a man who was crowded close he landed in New York until he left the country, he had not met a man stone hut at Kolasin, said: "The women come home after three years'' fourteen years old, an uncle who lived in New York sent money to my To people living under such economic conditions, emigrating to America In no way was he different from the American working man of the same The feeling of the Americanized Jew towards this new immigrant was thus Here in Streator were the people who have lived with the new immigrant a id = 47043 author = Wilkins, W. H. (William Henry) title = The Alien Invasion date = keywords = Act; Alien; Board; Chief; Chinese; Committee; East; End; England; Government; Jews; London; Society; States; Trade; United; english; italian; jewish; russian summary = immigration of destitute aliens into this country. results of the immigration of destitute aliens are found to exist, it That the immigration of destitute and undesirable aliens takes place foreigners) arrive in London, chiefly on board vessels running under No official return is kept of the number of foreign Jews who come into 1890, it is stated that the total number of cases of foreign Jews think I shall be far wrong if I consider the number of aliens classed Jews, and poor foreigners generally, to come to this country with the The effect of foreign immigration upon our labouring population is of British labour, the immigration of destitute aliens; and that they immigration of destitute foreigners was a serious social danger, In Italy no special law exists, the residence of aliens in that country Principal Secretaries of State, and if such Alien shall have arrived