Vita di John Albert Johnson : tre volte governatore del Minnesota . incontrato il primo shock della ribellione. La colonia di Christina è stato il risultato del progetto tenuto più vicino al suo cuore dal grande GustavusAdolphus. Già nel 1624 il re che era morto in vittoria sul campo epocale di Lutzen, fu toccato dai religiosi, I disordini economici e sociali che hanno girato gli occhi del weary e op-pressed all'America in tutta l'Europa occidentale.Had Gustavus Adolphus ha vissuto molto più grande thingsight sono venuto della colonia sulle rive del Delaware. La colonia è stata fondata con alti e nobili motivi e.

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Life of John Albert Johnson : three times governor of Minnesota . met the first shock of the rebellion.The colony of Christina was the outcome of theproject held nearest his heart by the great GustavusAdolphus. As early as 1624 the king who was todie in victory on the momentous field of Lutzen, was touched by the religious, economic and socialunrest that turned the eyes of the weary and op-pressed to America throughout all western Europe.Had Gustavus Adolphus lived far greater thingsmight have come of the colony on the banks of theDelaware. The colony was founded with high andnoble motives and prospered, but had the great kinglived to put the force of his driving genius behindthe settlement, New Sweden might have played aslarge a part in the affairs of the New World asNew Holland, New England or New France.Dying on the field of battle in one of the greatestof the worlds religious wars, Gustavus looking be-yond the foreground of the world-drama in whichhe was acting, bequeathed to Chancellor Oxern-stierna, the jewel of his crown —the project for 30. MRS. CHRISTINE HADDEN JOHNSONMother of Governor Johnson THE RACIAL INHERITANCE a new Protestant nation beyond the seas. Thus themain motive of the Delaware colony, like that ofPlymouth, was a religious one, and the little com-pany that came to the Delaware in the good shipKalmars Nyckel deserves to rank with that of theMayflower. Scandinavian immigration to the United Statescontinued during the seventeenth and eighteenthcenturies but did not assume large proportions untilthe middle of the nineteenth century. In the fiftiesand sixties thousands of the Northmen poured intothe United States, and they continued thereafter tocome in large numbers, the high tide being reachedin 1882 when 107, 000 arrived; lately the annual ar-rivals have been from 30, 000 to 40, 000. The mo-tives of Scandinavian immigration to the UnitedStates have been much the same as those that sentthe Vikings faring forth in former times. Irksomepolitical con

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