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... EUROPE Throughout the period of both slavery and indentured labour , millions of other people had moved for different reasons . English convicts had been deported ... Europe to the United States 13 Ancient paths Mass emigration from Europe.
... EUROPE Throughout the period of both slavery and indentured labour , millions of other people had moved for different reasons . English convicts had been deported ... Europe to the United States 13 Ancient paths Mass emigration from Europe.
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... Europe , representing around 12 per cent of Europe's population in 1900. Emigration on this scale must therefore have played an important part in the transformation of the continent , a debt which the Old world owes to the New . The ...
... Europe , representing around 12 per cent of Europe's population in 1900. Emigration on this scale must therefore have played an important part in the transformation of the continent , a debt which the Old world owes to the New . The ...
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... Europe and the former Soviet Union is reviving old migration pathways in Europe – and creating many new ones . The most obvious consequence has been the flood of refugees escaping war and ethnic strife in the Balkan republics and else ...
... Europe and the former Soviet Union is reviving old migration pathways in Europe – and creating many new ones . The most obvious consequence has been the flood of refugees escaping war and ethnic strife in the Balkan republics and else ...
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