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On the Trail of the Immigrant by Edward Alfred Steiner

On the Trail of the Immigrant

By Edward Alfred Steiner

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Witness hope and hardship intertwine as newcomers risk everything for a chance at a better life in a new land.

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2012-09-28
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Summary

"On the Trail of the Immigrant" by Edward Alfred Steiner is an early 20th-century autobiography that explores the journeys of immigrants coming to America, detailing their experiences as they leave their homelands to start anew in the United States. Steiner’s story gives a close look at the challenges, dreams, and different backgrounds of these immigrants, examining big ideas like identity and finding where you belong; for example, telling of an experience of a first cabin passenger who changes how she sees steerage passengers when she gets to know them. The story captures their mix of hope, fear, and strong desire for a better life, set against the often tough circumstances they face, aiming to build understanding and compassion for these individuals through the labor and perseverance of navigating a fresh start in America.

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