Immigration in colonial times
By: compiled by Mary Stetson Clarke.
Contributors: Clarke, Mary Stetson.
Series: Jackdaw -- no. A10; Jackdaw (New York, N.Y.) -- no. A10.
Publisher: Golden Owl Pub.; Jackdaw Pub.
Published: 1990
Place of publication: Amawalk, N.Y; London
Language: eng
Subjects: United States -- Emigration and immigration -- History -- Sources.
Genres: Sources.
Description: Through facsimiles of contemporary materials and illustrated broadsheets, this Jackdaw gives a picture of the immigrants who began to fill the "melting pot" of the future United States of America.
Notes: Portfolio includes: 1 introductory sheet, 10 reproductions of documents, 3 transcripts, 5 broadsheets, and 1 study guide with reproducible masters.

First published: London : Jackdaw Pub., c1973.

Includes bibliographical references on introductory sheet.
Table of contents: title: Exhibits: 1. A list of passengers on the Mayflower; title: 2. A rubbing from a Massachusetts gravestone, 1680; title: 3. A letter from a colonist in Georgia, 1732, and a transcript; title: 4. The Virginia Gazette, September 17-24, 1736; title: 5. The earliest printed map of Detroit, 1764; title: 6. A statement of figures from a Spanish expedition to California, 1769, and a translation; title: 7. A page of prayers to be used at sea, 1636; title: 8. An indenture, 1731, and a transcript; title: 9. A pamphlet, Notes on the Slave Trade, 1757; title: 10. A ballad, "The Trappan'd Maiden".; title: Broadsheets: I. Reasons for emigration; title: II. English emigrants; title: III. Non-English emigrants; title: IV. The perilous crossing; title: V. Conditions of emigration.