The Following-a United Nation; (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175517708)

The Following-a United Nation, written by Charles Nagel and originally published in 1916, offers a unique perspective on the role of immigration and national identity during a pivotal period in world history. Nagel, a prominent political figure, explores the complexities of American society in the context of World War I and the burgeoning international community.

This work examines the tensions between national loyalty and the diverse cultural backgrounds of American citizens, advocating for a unified national identity that embraces its multicultural heritage. Nagel's insights into the challenges of immigration policy and international cooperation remain relevant, making this book a valuable resource for understanding the historical roots of contemporary debates surrounding globalization and national identity. It provides important context for understanding the early considerations and debates surrounding what would eventually become the United Nations. This edition preserves the original text, ensuring that readers can engage directly with Nagel's arguments and ideas.

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