Patri, Angelo 173 _A Schoolmaster of the Great City_ Ravage, Marcus E. 150 _An American in the Making_ Rihbany, Abraham M. 91 _A Far Journey_ Riis, Jacob (1849-1914) 61 _The Making of an American_ _Theodore Roosevelt, the Citizen_ Sartorio, Enrico C. 136 _Social and Religious Life of Italians in America_ Schaff, Philip (1819-1893) 20 _American Nationality._ Pam. Schurz, Carl (1829-1906) 38 _Abraham Lincoln: An Essay._ Houghton _Speeches._ 1865. Lippincott Steiner, Edward A. 96 _From Alien to Citizen_ _Nationalizing America_ Stern, Elizabeth G. 160 _My Mother and I_ Straus, Oscar S. 72 _The American Spirit_ Van der Zee, Jacob 66 _The Hollanders of Iowa_ Wernaer, Robert M. 166 _The Soul of America_ Yezierska, Anzia 181 _How I Found America._ (In “Century Magazine,” November, 1920) FOOTNOTE: [1] Several titles have been supplied by the editor; those given in the words of the author are enclosed in quotation marks. * * * * * The American Spirit in the Writings of Americans of Foreign Birth PHILIP SCHAFF It is as a theologian and as editor of the Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia and other religious works that Philip Schaff is chiefly known; but there is a slighter work of his which hardly deserves the neglect into which it has fallen,--that is, his address on “American Nationality,” delivered before the Irving Society of the College of St. James, Maryland, June 11th, 1856. He was born at Coire, Switzerland, and was educated at the Stuttgart Gymnasium and at the universities of Tübingen, Halle and Berlin. After traveling for a while as a private tutor he was called to a professorship in the theological seminary of the German Reformed Church at Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, and came to the United States in 1844. In 1870 he accepted the professorship of sacred literature in Union Theological Seminary, New York City. He revisited Europe several times, on one occasion going to Russia in behalf of oppressed people there. It is not unnatural that one who was born in a land that has sheltered so many nationalities, and where a strong spirit of liberty has always existed, should have so keen and farsighted an appreciation of the meaning and influence of the cosmopolitan character of the American nation. Cosmopolitan Character of American Nationality