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now . . . at night my mood became so expansive , I bounded out into the street . I
had to tell someone about how I felt at all costs . I told my story at length to the
policemen that were on the night shift . They sympathized with me and said : “
Don ...
now . . . at night my mood became so expansive , I bounded out into the street . I
had to tell someone about how I felt at all costs . I told my story at length to the
policemen that were on the night shift . They sympathized with me and said : “
Don ...
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It was very close to that corner of Elm Street , to the place where I did my
business . The next morning I took my streetcart and left my room . I walked down
the whole hall ( of the building in which my room was located ) . As I was doing so
, the ...
It was very close to that corner of Elm Street , to the place where I did my
business . The next morning I took my streetcart and left my room . I walked down
the whole hall ( of the building in which my room was located ) . As I was doing so
, the ...
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Most of the Ottoman immigrants settled on streets close to the tanneries , most
notably Walnut Street – known as “ Ottoman Street ” at that time - - and Main
Street . Because Peabody was not a big city and its streets were not long , mixed
millet ...
Most of the Ottoman immigrants settled on streets close to the tanneries , most
notably Walnut Street – known as “ Ottoman Street ” at that time - - and Main
Street . Because Peabody was not a big city and its streets were not long , mixed
millet ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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