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 1 Intr,     4          XXIII   |    expression of existing social conditions.”19 As a law of nature,
 2    1,     1,   IV       8    |         of the poor.~The changed conditions of our times and of social
 3    1,     1,  VII      16    |         been done to improve the conditions of our emigrants is not
 4    1,     1, VIII      19    |         a hue and cry over these conditions.~Lest anyone think I have
 5    1,     1, VIII      21    |          eloquently describe the conditions of our emigrants in the
 6    1,     1,   XI      31    |       with the betterment of the conditions of the vast popular masses
 7    1,     2            36    |          due to climate or other conditions, or use them in works that
 8    1,     2            38    | contractors can offer truly good conditions, as was seen in the construction
 9    1,     2            40    |         better situated and with conditions more favorable to European
10    1,     2            43    |      Committee of inquiry on the conditions of immigration in the United
11    1,     2            43    |    charged with the study of the conditions of immigration in the United
12    1,     2            43    |    States, established that such conditions are very lamentable and
13    1,     2            44    |      Costa Rica confirm the poor conditions in which 200 emigrants from
14    1,     2            44    |     Crispi, “confirm the serious conditions of Italian migrant farm
15    1,     2            44    |      families in very deplorable conditions, including weakened elderly,
16    1,     2            45    |    themselves in such deplorable conditions, they are so miserable,
17    1,     2            46    |         will carefully study the conditions under all aspects. He will
18    1,     2            47    |        his country in far better conditions than ours, knowing that
19    1,     2            47    |    wealth.~How different are the conditions of our emigrants!~By the
20    1,     2            47    |          despite these different conditions, which a legislator must
21    1,     2            55    |          distressing news on the conditions of our immigrants in America,
22    1,     4            75    |          honest and advantageous conditions, without the need of resorting
23    1,     5            81    |        and the voyage and health conditions of the emigrants in 1896 (
24    1,     5            81    |     leave and settle overseas in conditions worse than those of the
25    1,     5,    I      84    |   because, despite the stringent conditions laid down in the law enacted
26    1,     5,    I      84    |    because of our country’s poor conditions, especially agricultural,
27    1,     5,   II      88    |          what about the economic conditions of the emigrants?~From a
28    1,     5,   II      88    |         sent there to study such conditions, I quote the following data
29    1,     5,   II      89    |         And from these tolerable conditions you may judge what the bad
30    1,     5,   II      89    |    offers our emigrants the best conditions.~The conditions of our emigrants
31    1,     5,   II      89    |         the best conditions.~The conditions of our emigrants in Brazil
32    1,     5,   II      89    |       family to come here, until conditions in our country are such
33    1,     6           101    |          as well as the economic conditions of the missions.~2. The
34    1,     7,    I     107    |     depending on the way and the conditions in which it happens,  ./. 
35    1,     7,   II     112    |       the economic and political conditions of the host countries, the
36    1,     7,   II     114    |   foreseen. The new law made the conditions of the emigrants worse,
37    1,     8           127    |      depending on the manner and conditions under which it takes place.
38    1,     8           127    |     increased because of our sad conditions especially in agriculture,
39    2,     1, Rep2     141    |          or improve their living conditions. Indeed, recent statistics
40    2,     1, Rep2     141    |         voyages, in all sorts of conditions, and in such great poverty
41    2,     1, Rep2     142    |        to fully know the various conditions in which the Italians find
42    2,     1,    I     142    |         in excessive numbers, in conditions disastrous for health and
43    2,     1,    I     142    |    understood, ignorant of local conditions and customs and of where
44    2,     1,    I     142    |          of these very sorrowful conditions, the Sacred Congregation
45    2,     1,    I     144    |    immigration itself and on the conditions in which the Italians found
46    2,     1,   II     145    |       sufferings. Their economic conditions improve somewhat at the
47    2,     1,   II     145    |  sacrifices, but their spiritual conditions become very sad.~ Relatively
48    2,     1,   II     146    |        so much to do and in such conditions that they cannot dedicate
49    2,     1,   II     149    |         Italians are in very sad conditions, in part because of their
50    2,     1,  III     151    |       embarkation under the best conditions. He supplies them with letters
51    2,     1,   IV     158    |     opportune time to survey the conditions and needs of the immigrants,
52    2,     1, Summ, VII,  167 |         What can be done in such conditions? Even if there were enough
53    2,     1, Summ, XI,  174  |       painfully aware of the sad conditions to which the Italians in
54    2,     1, Summ, XI,  175  |       because of the intolerable conditions to which the Holy See is
55    2                  178(1) |       their social and religious conditions and on their impact on the
56    2                  178(1) |        immigrants’ conflicts and conditions are analyzed: “Circa la
57    2,     2           179    |         the approximate numbers, conditions and needs of the migrants”
58    2                  193(25)|        of various reports on the conditions of those who had emigrated
59    2,     2,   19     198    |    Father as well, the appalling conditions of the Italians in those
60    2,     3,    1     201    |        three individuals. To the conditions of the times, here we have
61    2,     3,   19     214    |        eyes of Your Holiness the conditions of these 300 thousand Italians,
62    2,     3,   20     215    |    proposals to better the moral conditions of those doubly loved children.~
63    2,     3,   22     216    |          Thanks – Trip – general conditions on emigration – In particular:
64    2,     3,   26     218    | regarding the present and future conditions of Catholicism in the two
65    2,     3,   26     219    |        allow the continuation of conditions which so greatly damage
66    2,     3,   26     222    |        because of the prevailing conditions, the action of the clergy
67    2,     3,   26     226    |          well informed about the conditions and needs of their compatriots
68    2,     3,   26     229    |   reports do not reveal the real conditions of the migrants, but only
69    2,     3,   27     231    |          well informed about the conditions and needs of their compatriots
70    2,     4,   10     246    | Excellency information about the conditions of the Italian immigrants
71    2,     4,   37     275    |         poor immigrants. ~ These conditions, contrary to sentiments
72    2,     4,   64     305    |       country, its wants and its conditions will redound to the training
73    2,     5,    1     317    |        informed of the needs and conditions of the Italians in the various
74    2,     5,    1     317    |       objections provoked by the conditions of Italian immigrants and
75    2,     5,    5     323    |     Italians with very favorable conditions for the immigrants.~ In
76    2,     6,   IX, 1,  345   |        as possible or be in such conditions as to be able to meet often.
77    2,     6,   IX, 2,  347   |          I also realize that the conditions offered by Bishop Gilmour