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Related Item: Sentiment concerning the Chinese: Illustrations from Periodicals; The Bancroft Library; v. 20, Jan. - June 1888 Content/DescriptionOn page 3, "The two provisions that justify a Chinaman in coming to this country and securing a landing therein are the possession here of $1000 worth of property or the fact that he as a family already here.". Reference to new Chinese treaty.
Emigration and immigration--Pictorial works Caricature and cartoons China--Emigration and immigration--Pictorial works United States--Emigration and immigration--Government policy United States--Politics and government
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