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Kathleen Condray shines a light on Arkansas's mostly Roman Catholic German immigrants, a group generally left out of the broader narrative about a state that was overwhelmingly Protestant and native-born. Not only does the book fill a gap but it also shows us how these German speakers viewed the issues the state faced in the late 1800s. --Kenneth C. Barnes, author of Anti-Catholicism in Arkansas

"Kathleen Condray shines a light on Arkansas’s mostly Roman Catholic German immigrants, a group generally left out of the broader narrative about a state that was overwhelmingly Protestant and native-born. Not only does the book fill a gap but it also shows us how these German speakers viewed the issues the state faced in the late 1800s."" —Kenneth C. Barnes, author of Anti-Catholicism in Arkansas"

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Kathleen Condray is associate professor of German at the University of Arkansas. The author of Women Writers of the Journal 'Jugend' from 1919-1940, Condray has published numerous articles on migration and national identity. She is the recipient of two Fulbright awards, an NEH grant, and several national teaching awards.

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