Mr Haskin has succeeded to a remarkable degree in investing the subject of Immigration with intense interest. The story of the greatest human migration of all the ages is told in vivid, incisive and picturesque style. The three centuries of this great world movement are spread out before the reader like a panoramic parade of all nations. Accurate historical statement, philosophic presentation of the underlying principles and a judicial consideration of the ultimate influence on our country characterize this latest and in many respects most satisfactory and complete handbook. FOOTNOTES: [1] "The Neighbours," pp. 110-114. [2] "The Jew in London," Russel-Lewis, pages 171-173. [3] "Studies on American Social Conditions. Immigration." By Richard Henry Edwards, p. 9. [4] "Social Psychology," Ross, p. 140. [5] Report of Commission of Immigration of the State of New York, pp. 182 and 185. [6] Report of Commission of Immigration of the State of New York, p. 183. [7] Estimated. [8] Actual figures. [9] Protect the Workman. John Mitchell, _The Outlook_, Sept. 11, 1909. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Immigrant Tide, Its Ebb and Flow, by Edward A. Steiner