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from the Camps |
Hilda Sabato, by Bill Meek (1987) |
Historian, author of Cómo fue la Inmigración
Irlandesa en Argentina (Buenos Aires: Editorial Plus
Ultra, 1981) with Juan Carlos Korol, and Capitalismo y
ganadería en Buenos Aires: la fiebre del lanar, 1850-1880
(Buenos Aires, 1989) among other works.
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Most of the people who came here, they came
from a better starting point in Ireland. This
is something we found out talking to the Irish
here but also talking to some people who studied
the Irish in Ireland. |
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And they say that the people who came here were
necessarily better-off in Ireland than those
who went to the United States. Because it
was harder to get here, it was more expensive. |
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The States, as you know, had also devices to
induce emigrants to go to the States, while
those who came here had to have some sort
of means to be able to engage in some ...
even to be able to be indebted with someone
who paid the ticket. |
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