Norwegian-American Essays 2011 - Transnationalism and the Norwegian-American Experience

Politics & Social Sciences

Oyvind T. Gulliksen and Harry T. Cleven, Editors

Politics & Government

Norwegian-American Historical Association

Norwegian Settlement in the United States

History

Qualey, Carlton C.

Americas

Grass of the Earth: Immigrant Life in the Dakota Country

Raaen, Aagot

The Immigrant Takes His Stand: The Norwegian-American Press and Public Affairs, 1847-1872

Andersen, Arlow William

Europe

A Voice of Protest: Norwegians in American Politics, 1890-1917 (Topical Studies)

Wefald, Jon

Northfield, 1983 (Norwegian-American Studies)

Ingrid Semmingsen

In addition to presenting the rather ponderous nineteenth- century Dano-Norwegian style used by Preus in a readable and accurate English rendering, Todd W. Nichol provides a thoroughgoing introductory essay that places the lectures in the context  of theological controversy in the Norwegian-American community and within the religious traditions of America. With a fresh and insightful approach Nichol documents a persistent influence of Norwegian-American Lutheran orthodoxy and piety on American Lutheranism from the pioneer days until the present time and thereby demonstrates the vigor of the Lutheran tradition Preus and his fellow believers sustained and advocated as the only pure doctrine of their faith. By inference the situation described in the present volume becomes a commentary on the process of the transfer on immigrant cultures in general.

Vivacious Daughter: Seven Lectures on the Religious Situation Among Norwegians in America (Publications of the Norwegian-american Historical Association) (Travel and Description)

Herman Amberg Preus

The development of the Norwegian community in Brooklyn was closely tied to the international maritime trade that developed from the 1850s to 1920. In this first book-length study of the immigrant community originally known as the Red Hook district and later as Little Norway, a Norwegian scholar traces its development and its place in the overall scheme of Norwegian emigration to America.

The Colony That Rose from the Sea: Norwegian Maritime Migration and Community in Brooklyn, 1850-1910

Mauk, David C.

Concerning our heritage (Publications of the Norwegian-American Historical Association)

Rolvaag, OLE E

Social Sciences

<p>Norwegian-American Lutheranism as a Transatlanic Tradition.</p>

Crossings: Norwegian-American Lutheranism As a Transatlantic Tradition

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