Jane Addams of Hull-HouseThe life story of Jane Addams, who became known for her pioneering as a social settlement worker and peace advocate in the now famous Hull-House, which she established. |
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THE NEW HOME IN ILLINOIS | 3 |
JENNY AND GEORGE | 26 |
GROWING UP | 46 |
Copyright | |
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