American Passage: The History of Ellis Island – A Sweeping Epic of Immigration at the Nation's Landmark Port of Entry
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American Passage: The History of Ellis Island – A Sweeping Epic of Immigration at the Nation's Landmark Port of Entry

by Vincent J. Cannato

History
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Vincent J. Cannato chronicles the history of Ellis Island, tracing its importance as a port of entry and as an enduring symbol of immigration. American Passage places this landmark within the larger story of arrival, belonging, and the evolving American experience.

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American Passage explores the history of Ellis Island, one of the most recognizable sites associated with immigration to the United States.

Vincent J. Cannato presents Ellis Island as both a working port of entry and a lasting national symbol.

The book considers the experiences connected to immigration and the broader meaning of passage, arrival, and belonging in American history.

Accessible and wide-ranging, it offers a historical portrait of a landmark shaped by the movement of people and the nation's changing identity.

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