Titlebook: Global Migrants, Local Culture; Natives and Newcomer Laura Tabili Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Introduction: Migration and Cultural Change,termost reaches of the ancient world, Roman colonizers built a fort, securing their northern frontier in Britain.. Yet frontiers imply not only border control but also border crossing.. This border outpost stimulated migration and processes of cultural exchange that continue today. For two millennia

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,Aal Tegither, Like the Folks O’Sheels: Colonizers, Invaders, Settlers and Sojourners in the Making itor in the 1880s, captured the prospect greeting travellers, sojourners and migrants disembarking in Victorian South Shields. ‘Viewed from the rushing, broken, tossing river’, the landscape Russell celebrated bore marks of the town’s integration into an industrializing world: ‘screw-ships with volu

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,A Stable and Homogeneous Population? Overseas Migrants in South Shields, 1841–1901,tish past to a disrupted and unstable present and future.. The reasons for this counterfactual discourse merit exploration in their own right.. Yet its persistence demands investigating the part overseas migrants took in nineteenth-century localities such as South Shields. Alarm about small numbers

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,Migrants’ Networks and Local People,s. They set up shop at 63 Thrift Street near the riverside, assisted by two Württemberger domestic servants, Magdalena’s brother Rick Katzenberger and Mieka Shoff. In 1891, Magdalena, now widowed, remained in business with Rick’s help, and the household continued to import compatriots, including boa

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Gentlemen of the Highest Character: Negotiating Inclusion with the People of South Shields,aturalization as British subjects. Hundreds of local people stepped forward to support them, making public their friendships with foreign-born migrants. Their testimony rendered visible only a fraction of the relationships and social networks that developed between migrants and natives in industrial

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Conclusion: Global Migrants in Provincial England, their acknowledgement constituted an important step towards making Britain’s history and its multicultural society whole. This work has sought to recover for the past, present and future an alternative, usable historical legacy of inclusion, integration and cultural exchange. Reconstructing migrati