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Social settlements

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Handbook of settlements

Robert Archey Woods

1970

Professionalism and social change

Judith Ann Trolander

1987

From dependency to dignity

Louis A. Zurcher

1969

Philanthropy and social progress

Jane Addams

1893

Seedtime of reform

Clarke A. Chambers

1963

Philanthropy and social progress

Jane Addams

1969

Bowery girl

Taylor, Kim.

2006

The redemption of the south end

Eustache Charles Edouard Dorion

1915

Under Copp's Hill

Katherine Ayres

2000

Neighbourhood guilds

Coit, Stanton

1892

Black neighbors

Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn

1993

The slum and the ghetto

Thomas Lee Philpott

1978

The women of Hull House

Eleanor J. Stebner

1997

A manual of settlement boys' work

John Marcoun Kingman

1935

Tippy

Hazel Krantz

1968

Social settlements

Charles Richmond Henderson

1899

Mansfield House University Settlement in East London (Canning Town)

Mansfield House University Settlement.

1892

How women saved the city

Daphne Spain

2001

Buildings of tomorrow

Fern M. Colborn

1955

Settlement houses under siege

Michael Fabricant, Michael B. Fabricant, Robert Fisher

2002

Children of the settlement houses

Caroline Arnold

1998

Young working girls

National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers.

1913

Ravencliffe

Carol Goodman

2015

Hull-House maps and papers

1970

The city wilderness

Robert Archey Woods

1898

The settlement horizon

Robert Archey Woods

1922

Six remarkable Hull-House women

Ruth Bobick

2015

Lines of Activity

Shannon Patricia Jackson

2001

Jane Addams and Hull House

Deborah Kent

1992

The challenge of the city

Josiah Strong

1907

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