Twenty years at Hull-House
Subtitle: with autobiographical notes
By: With illus. by Norah Hamilton
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1938
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 462
Subjects: Social conditions; Hull-House (Chicago, Ill.)
Notes: "More than a third of the material in the book has appeared in the American magazine, one chapter of it in McClure's magazine."
Table of contents: title: Earliest impressions; title: Influence of Lincoln; title: Boarding-school ideals; title: The snare of preparation; title: First days at Hull-House; title: The subjective necessity for social settlements; title: Some early undertakings at Hull-House; title: Problems of poverty; title: A decade of economic discussion; title: Pioneer labor legislation in Illinois; title: Immigrants and their children; title: Tolstoyism; title: Public activities and investigations; title: Civic Cooperation; title: The value of social clubs; title: Arts at Hull-House; title: Echoes of the Russian Revolution; title: Socialized education.