Protestants Against Poverty: Boston's Charities, 1870-1900
by Nathan Irvin Huggins
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“Huggins has clearly described social welfare changes caused by urban pressures and industrial disasters such as the depressions following 1873 and 1893....[This is] an important book on urban and social welfare history.”– Journal of American HistoryTags
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