The German Element in Brazil - Colonies and Dialect by Benjamin Franklin Schappelle
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page 26 of 92 (28%)
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[Footnote 34: A particularly strong current of German settlers has in recent years been moving into Ijuhy, mostly by indirect immigration.] [Footnote 35: _Cf._ report of the inspector C. Lila da Silveira in _Relatorio_.] [Footnote 36: About equal to that of the United States without the colonies and Alaska, but with the state of Texas doubled.] [Footnote 37: The study of emigration reports in European archives does not help us much because by no means did all persons listed as emigrants for Brazil finally arrive in the latter country.] [Footnote 38: In order to enable the reader to put a correct valuation on the popular bugaboo, the "perigo allemão" (German peril), the following facts are noted by way of comparison: According to the statistics above referred to, the German immigrants occupy fourth place in point of numbers for the period 1820-1915, inclusive. They are superseded by: a) Italians. First mentioned in the records 1836. Total to 1862.................................... 209 Total to and including 1915...................... 1,348,777 b) Portuguese. First noted in 1837. Total to and including 1915...................... 977,524 c) Spaniards. First noted 1841. |
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