An edition of Response to reform (1985)

Response to reform

an historical interpretation of the Catholic settlement movement, 1897-1915

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Response to reform
Margaret M. McGuinness, Margar ...
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Subjects

History, Christian sociology, Charities, Catholic Church, Social settlements

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1985
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1985
in English
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1985
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Thesis (Ph. D.)--Union Theological Seminary, N.Y., 1985.

Bibliography: ¡. 255-274.

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Union Theological Seminary theses

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274 ¡.
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274

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OL45561167M
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505757050

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