Richmond Mayo-Smith, _Emigration and Immigration_ (1890). This is one of the oldest American works on the subject and remains the best scientific discussion of the sociological and economic aspects of immigration. Edward A. Steiner, _On the Trail of the Immigrant_ (1906). A popular and sympathetic account of the new immigration. THE NEGRO B.G. Brawley, _A Short History of the American Negro_ (1913). W.E.B. Du Bois, _The Negro_ (1915). A small well-written volume, with a useful bibliography and an illuminating chapter on the negro in the United States; also, by the same author, _Suppression of the African Slave Trade_ (1896). Carter G. Woodson, _A Century of Negro Migration_ (1918). J.R. Spears, _The American Slave Trade_ (1900). A.H. Stone, _Studies in the American Race Problem_ (1908). Contains several of Walter F. Wilcox's valuable statistical studies on this subject. J.A. Tillinghast, _The Negro in Africa and America_ (1902) contains a suggestive comparison of negro life in Africa and America. SPECIAL GROUPS Kendrick C. Babcock, _The Scandinavian Element in the United States_ (1914). The best treatise on this subject. Emily Greene Balch, _Our Slavic Fellow Citizens_ (1910). A comprehensive study of the Slav in America. J.M. Campbell, _A History of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick_ (1892). Mary Roberts Coolidge, _Chinese Immigration_ (1909). A sympathetic and detailed account of the Chinaman's experience in America. A.B. Faust, _The German Element in the United States_ 2 vols. (1909). Like some other books written to prove the vast influence of certain elements of the population, this work is not modest in its claims. Henry Jones Ford, _The Scotch-Irish in America_ (1915). Lucian J. Fosdick, _The French Blood in America_ (1906). Devoted principally to the Huguenot exiles and their descendants. Charles A. Hanna, _The Scotch-Irish, or the Scot in North Britain, North Ireland, and North America_. 2 vols. (1902). Eliot Lord, John J.D. Trevor, and Samuel J. Barrows, _The Italian in America_ (1905). T. D'Arcy McGee, _History of the Irish Settlers in North America_ (1852). O.N. Nelson, _History of the Scandinavians and Successful Scandinavians in the United States_, 2 vols. (1900). J.G. Rosengarten, _French Colonists and Exiles in the United States_ (1907). Contains an interesting bibliography of French writings on early American conditions. UTOPIAS J.A. Bole, _The Harmony Society_ (1904). Besides a concise history of the Rappists, this volume contains many letters and documents illustrative of their customs and business methods. W.A. Hinds, _American Communities and Cooperative Colonies_. (2d revision 1908.) A useful summary based on personal observations. G.B. Lockwood, _The New Harmony Communities_ (1902). It contains a detailed description of Owen's experiment and interesting details of the Rappists during their sojourn in Indiana.