Published in 1916, Aliens or Americans is a timely and provocative analysis of the challenges and opportunities facing immigrants in the US. Written by Howard B. Grose, a noted social reformer and Christian evangelist, the book argues that immigrants should be welcomed and integrated into American society, rather than discriminated against or marginalized. With its powerful message of inclusion and empathy, this book is a reminder of the enduring importance of compassion and grace.

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