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MASS EMIGRATION FROM EUROPE Throughout the period of both slavery and
indentured labour , millions of other people had moved for different reasons .
English convicts had been deported to Australia . But many others had gone ...
MASS EMIGRATION FROM EUROPE Throughout the period of both slavery and
indentured labour , millions of other people had moved for different reasons .
English convicts had been deported to Australia . But many others had gone ...
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People were free to travel through Europe ( and sometimes overseas ) without a
passport . And if they wanted to settle in a new country there were few
bureaucratic formalities . However , things were starting to change . In the United
States the ...
People were free to travel through Europe ( and sometimes overseas ) without a
passport . And if they wanted to settle in a new country there were few
bureaucratic formalities . However , things were starting to change . In the United
States the ...
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20 For Europe the focus of investment would need to shift more towards North
Africa and Turkey . Morocco , for example , has some 1 . 4 million of its citizens in
Europe , providing the largest single source of foreign exchange in terms of ...
20 For Europe the focus of investment would need to shift more towards North
Africa and Turkey . Morocco , for example , has some 1 . 4 million of its citizens in
Europe , providing the largest single source of foreign exchange in terms of ...
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