Charleston's Germans by Jones, Robert Alston [Paperback]
19,34 €
He argues that the legacy of that ethnic community is still perceptible, if only infrequently acknowledged. By 1900, the German population in the United States was close to 2.7 million. This was not the case of the German immigrant community in Charleston, South Carolina.
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