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  <tableOfContents>Who are the Amish? : meeting our plain neighbors -- Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Counties : Amish pioneers in western New York -- St. Lawrence County's Swartzentruber Amish : the plainest of the plain people -- From Lancaster County to Lowville : moving north to keep the old ways -- The Mohawk Valley Amish : Old Order diversity in central New York -- In search of consensus and fellowship : New York's Swiss Amish -- On Franklin County's western border : new settlements in the North Country -- Challenges to Amish settlement : maintaining community and identity -- Challenging the non-Amish neighbors : uneasy integration -- The future of New York's Amish : two worlds, side by side.</tableOfContents>
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