In 1910 the Cohen family, in search of the Golden Medina, undertakes a dangerous journey from Russia to the United States, where the new world exposes family secrets, cultural conflicts, the corruption of the American Dream, and love's divides.
Traveling in steerage to Ellis Island, the family endures the poverty and dirt of New York City and retreats to a farm in southern New Jersey--to find not the agricultural Eden they were promised, but Babylon. Told in several voices, this tale bears witness to a new generation learning to find hope in a land that often sacrifices human decency for profit and greed.

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Come with Me to Babylon
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Table of contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- March 1908
- March 1908
- March 1908
- March 1908
- “Jewish Perfidy,” Ukrainskaia Gazeta, December 1908
- March 1908
- March 1908
- December 1910
- December 1910
- January 1911
- January 1911
- January 1911
- January 1911
- January 1911
- February 1911
- March 1911
- March 25, 1911
- “141 Men and Girls Die in Waist Factory Fire; Trapped High Up in Washington Place Building; Street Strewn with Bodies; Piles of Dead Inside”
- March 27, 1911
- March 28, 1911
- April 8, 1911
- April 10, 1911
- April 13, 1911
- April 20, 1911
- April 23, 1911
- April 30, 1911
- May 1, 1911
- May 9, 1911
- May 19, 1911
- May 27, 1911
- June 3, 1911
- June 16, 1911
- June 17, 1911
- June 18, 1911
- June 20, 1911
- June 30, 1911
- July 26, 1911
- July 31, 1911
- August 10, 1911
- August 13, 1911
- August 15, 1911
- August 19, 1911
- August 24, 1911
- August 25, 1911
- August 26, 1911
- September 1, 1911
- September 3, 1911
- September 5, 1911
- September 7, 1911
- September 12, 1911
- September 20, 1911
- September 22, 1911
- September 29, 1911
- October 12, 1911
- October 15, 1911
- October 27, 1911
- October 27, 1911
- November 5, 1911
- November 7, 1911
- “Sensational Court Case”
- November 18, 1911
- November 25, 1911
- November 27, 1911
- December 5, 1911
- December 8, 1911
- “Dr. Tried on Abortion Charge Reinstated”
- December 12, 1911
- December 13, 1911
- December 21, 1911
- December 25, 1911
- December 25, 1911
- Christmas Night, 1911
- December 27, 1911
- January 4, 1912
- January 6, 1912
- January 11, 1912
- January 13, 1912
- January 14, 1912
- January 21, 1912
- “Tragic Drowning”
- January 29, 1912
- February 3, 1912
- February 9, 1912
- February 13, 1912
- February 15, 1912
- Obituaries
- “3 Area Residents Die Violently”
- “The Unremembered Dead”
- February 23, 1912
- February 25, 1912
- June 21, 1912
- March 20, 1913
- March 30, 1913
- May 2, 1913
- Epilogue
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Publisher
UNM PressYear
2010Topic
LiteraturePrint ISBN
9780826341792
Subtopic
Historical FictioneBook ISBN
9780826341808
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