1977 pamphlet by Estevan T Flores about President Carter's immigration plan. Copied to clipboard Files Z3FloresCallToAction.pdf (281.13 KB) Z3FloresCallToActionFinal.docx (262.83 KB) Book traversal links for A call to action: an analysis of our struggles and alternatives to Carter's immigration program - Estevan T. Flores Zerowork 3 Up Beyond the select commission: immigrant wars update Printer-friendly version United States migration Estevan T. Flores PDF Comments By the way, if anyone has any By the way, if anyone has any spare time if they could edit this article to put in the formatted text version from the word document that would be really great!
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Polish artisans strike for the right to vote, Jamestown, Virginia, 1619 A short history of the strike of Polish artisan workers in English colonial North America, for the same right to vote as English people.
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