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Jane Addams 1860-1935: Critical Essay by The Sociological Review

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SOURCE: A review of Twenty Years at Hull-House, in The Sociological Review, Vol. IV, 1911, pp. 153-54.

The following essay appraises Twenty Years at Hull-House as not just a personal account of one life, but of a time and place.

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