Addams, jane
addams, jane
A social reformer of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. She founded a settlement house, Hull House, in Chicago, and also worked for peace and for women’s rights. In 1931, she won the Nobel Prize for peace.
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an access point in a catalog or bibliography that is other than the main entry and may be less complete than the main entry.
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