The Story of Wisconsin
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They own one half of Bar- ton, in Washington County. Alto, Fond du Lac County, is essentially a Dutch town. A consider- able stronghold is the town of Kaukauna, Outa- gamie County, and the Dutch own much of Depere and Belleville, Brown County. The city of Mil- waukee had, as early as 1849, a Dutch population of more than eight hundred, which has since greatly increased. There is a large settlement of Frisians in Holland township, La Crosse County, their vil- lage being knov/n as New Amsterdam.
...34^ SINCE TIIK WAR.
The Scandinavians (Norwegians, Swedes, Danes and Icelanders) of Wisconsin, are divided into na- tional groups. The Norwegians are strongest in Dane County, where there are probably not less than fourteen thousand who were either born in Norway or whose parents were. Other counties having large numbers, are Pierce, St. Croix, Eau Claire, Waushara, W^aupaca, Washburn, Winne- bago, Portage, Buffalo, Trempealeau, Barron, Door, Bayfield, Florence, Lincoln, Rock, Racine, Mil- waukee, Grant and Oneida.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They own one half of Bar- ton, in Washington County. Alto, Fond du Lac County, is essentially a Dutch town. A consider- able stronghold is the town of Kaukauna, Outa- gamie County, and the Dutch own much of Depere and Belleville, Brown County. The city of Mil- waukee had, as early as 1849, a Dutch population of more than eight hundred, which has since greatly increased. There is a large settlement of Frisians in Holland township, La Crosse County, their vil- lage being knov/n as New Amsterdam.
...34^ SINCE TIIK WAR.
The Scandinavians (Norwegians, Swedes, Danes and Icelanders) of Wisconsin, are divided into na- tional groups. The Norwegians are strongest in Dane County, where there are probably not less than fourteen thousand who were either born in Norway or whose parents were. Other counties having large numbers, are Pierce, St. Croix, Eau Claire, Waushara, W^aupaca, Washburn, Winne- bago, Portage, Buffalo, Trempealeau, Barron, Door, Bayfield, Florence, Lincoln, Rock, Racine, Mil- waukee, Grant and Oneida.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thwaites, Reuben Gold, 1853-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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