Please note: In the majority of bibliographic records, MKI has not used umlauts. Instead, try searching for ae, oe, or ue. These pages contain information on pamphlets, journals and journal articles, book chapters, and more from the Library and Archives of the Max Kade Institute.
They also includes additional online resources related to German Americana. Abel, Mary Bilderback. Abstract: Backwoodsmen murdered ninety-six Christian Indians in Abigt, Marilyn. Marilyn is a member of IGS and also a professional researcher who visits Germany one or two times each year. Abrams, Bernard A. Fibel nach der reinen Schreiblese-Methode.
Eclectic German Primer, Erstes und zweites Schuljahr. New York, N. Acker, Anton. Notes: Photocopy provided by Gretchen Rosing June 16, ; a Corpus Callosum Project. Adams, Willi Paul. Abstract: The decision for American independence and the drafting of the first state constitutions and of the United States Constitution were accompanied by intense public debate which could be followed in German.
During this process, the German press capably and nobly informed its readers and steered them through the straits of special rights for minorities, so that the German Americans did not become an isolated apolitical subgroup but a genuine American constituency enjoying equal rights with all citizens. Doerries zum Michael Wala, Hrsg.
Stuttgart: Steiner, , pp. Abstract: This article attempts to fit German-language newspapers into the picture of a growing American national consciousness and preparedness for a war of independence in the colonial period. Includes many excerpts and examples from the newspapers. MKI E Frank Trommler and Joseph McVeigh, eds Vol. Philadelphia: Univ. They formed cohesive, organized groups, whose shared experience of migration mobilized them to attain the goals of their ethnic group.
