Titlebook: Letters across Borders; The Epistolary Pract Bruce S. Elliott (Professor of History),David A. G Book 2006 Bruce S. Elliott, David A. Gerber

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“Every Person Like a Letter”: The Importance of Correspondence in Lithuanian Immigrant Liferoups are represented, little effort is made to address the material conditions that encouraged or hindered correspondence. We may learn . immigrants wrote letters, and . they wrote about, but little about ..

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As if at a Public Meeting: Polish American Readers, Writers, and Editors of ,, 1922–1969eaders’ letters, is unprecedented among the ethnic press of the same period. Almost all ethnic newspapers and journals did include, in one form or another, some correspondence from their readers, but their volume, character, and freedom can hardly be compared..

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Epistolary Masquerades: Acts of Deceiving and Withholding in Immigrant Letters-writer’s motives and accounts. A moment’s reflection tells an experienced adult who reads other people’s personal letters that there is more going on than appears on the surface of the text, precisely because this is true in our own lives.

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Reading and Writing across the Borders of Dictatorship: Self-Censorship and Emigrant Experience in N. Countless letters survive of Jews and other persecuted people in flight, or seeking flight, from these regimes. Their letters tell the story of an unfolding catastrophe, as would-be emigrants seeking rescue scrambled to communicate their plights to family, friends, and other contacts in the West.

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“Going into Print”: Published Immigrant Letters, Webs of Personal Relations, and the Emergence of thc interest the publication of these letters aroused.. Two more recent influential collections of original English-language immigrant letters, Charlotte Erickson, . (1972) and David Fitzpatrick, . (1994),. however, excluded published letters for a variety of very germane reasons.

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Negotiating Space, Time, and Identity: The Hutton-Pellett Letters and a British Child’s Wartime Evacat aspect of them that this paper is primarily concerned. In the Second World War these letters negotiated space, time, and identity for the Hutton and Pellett families and they continue to do so now for a broader audience in ever more complex ways.

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