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Emmett O Connell, Contibutor Emmett O’Connell explores New York’s Children’s Law of 1875 and the G.I. Bill of Rights, 1945, and the impact of these laws on the growth of America. In 1870 New York City was home to 200,000 people of Irish birth, more than any other city in the world, including Dublin. Under the tutelage of Tammany Hall the survivors and descendants of the Irish Famine and the American Civil War had wrested control of City Hall and its political patronage. Yet the tide of immigration from Ireland, Italy and other European countries continued to swell the numbers of poverty stricken, dislocated populace in the city.

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