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Acknowledgments | |
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Permissions | |
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Chronology of the Life of Jane Addams | |
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Hull-House Firsts | |
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A Return to Hull-House: Taking the Measure of an Extroardinary Life | |
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Introduction: "The Snare of Preparation" and the Creation of a Vocation | |
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"The Macbeth of Shakespeare" | |
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"Bread Givers" | |
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"Cassandra" | |
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"The Subjective Necessity for Social Settlements" | |
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"The Objective Value of a Social Settlement" | |
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"The Settlement as a Factor in the Labor Movement" | |
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"The Subtle Problems of Charity" | |
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"Filial Relations" | |
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"The Influence of Lincoln" | |
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"The Snare of Preparation" | |
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Introduction: Justice and Amelioration--Finding Democracy's Middle Way | |
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"Why the Ward Boss Rules" | |
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"The Wrecked Foundations of Domesticity" | |
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"The Thirst for Righteousness" | |
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"Survivals of Militarism in City Government" | |
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"A Modern Lear" | |
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"Moral Education and Legal Protection of Children" | |
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"Religious Education and Contemporary Social Conditions" | |
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"The Chicago Settlements and Social Unrest" | |
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"The Home and the Special Child" | |
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"If Men Were Seeking the Franchise" | |
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"The Public School and the Immigrant Child" | |
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"Americanization" | |
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Introduction: "Woman's Remembering Heart": Bread-Giving, Peace-Making, and Sympathy as Political Forces | |
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"Women's Conscience and Social Amelioration" | |
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"The Sheltered Woman and the Magdalen" | |
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"Introduction" (from The Second Twenty Years at Hull-House) | |
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"Aspects of the Woman's Movement" | |
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"Contrasts in Post-War Generation" | |
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"A Review of Bread Rations and Woman's Traditions" | |
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"Personal Reactions in Time of War" | |
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"Address of Miss Addams at Carnegie Hall" (The Revolt Against War) | |
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"Women's Memories--Challenging War" | |
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"Patriotism and Pacifists in Wartime" | |
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"Friendship with Florence Kelley--National Conference on Social Work" | |
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Introduction: Culture, Character, and the Power of Memory | |
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"Pen and Book as Tests of Character" | |
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"Women's Memories--Transmuting the Past, as Illustrated by the Story of the Devil Baby" | |
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"Women's Memories--Reaction on Life, as Illustrated by the Story of the Devil Baby" | |
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"A Personal Experience in Interpreting Memory" | |
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"The Play Instinct and the Arts" | |
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"Need a Woman over Fifty Feel Old?" | |
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"Tolstoy and Gandhi" | |
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"Our National Self-Righteousness" | |
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Bibliography of the Printed Works of Jane Addams | |
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Index | |