The Social Systems of American Ethnic Groups

New Haven: Yale University Press, 1946. hardcover. Book G: scuffing and shelf wear to boards and spine, hinge started at FFEP and rear endpapers, gift inscription by author on FFEP, text clean, binding intact.. 8vo 318pp.  Yankee City Series Volume III. from Preface: "The "Yankee City Series" of which the present work is the third volume, will be complete in six volumes. Each deals with a significant aspect of the life of a modern community as it has been recorded and analyzed by the combined and cooperative labors of a group of social anthropologists. [. . .] The present volume, The Social Systems of American Ethnic Groups, by W. Lloyd Warner and Leo Srole, is a detailed study of the social life of a number of ethnic groups, including the Irish, French Canadians, Jews, Armenians, and Poles; it explains how they maintain their old cultural traditions but at the same time undergo social changes which make them more and more like the larger American community." #02317.