MARC Record from Boston Public Library

LEADER: 01786cam 2200337 i 4500
001 1902225
005 20080122103600.0
007 hz azv|||baca
007 hz azv|||baaa
008 800728t18711870nyu b 000 0 eng z
035 $a1902225
035 $aocm99966697 971223
037 $aCL0097000001$bProQuest Information and Learning. 300 N. Zeeb Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48106
040 $aJMCA$dWaOLN
043 $an-us-ny
090 $aHQ1211$b.G47 1983x
099 $aGR$cA$d2014.1$e1
100 1 $aMuhlenberg, William Augustus,$d1796-1877.
245 14 $aThe woman and her accusers$h[microform] :$ba plea for the midnight mission : delivered in several of the churches of New York and Brooklyn /$cby W.A. Muhlenberg.
260 $aNew York :$bP.F. Smith,$c1871 [1870]
300 $a72 p. ;
500 $a"Sold for the benefit of the midnight mission."
500 $a"Pastoral letters issued in behalf of the Midnight mission by several bishops of the Episcopal Church, to their respective diocese": p. [45]-72.
533 $aMicrofiche.$bSanford, N.C. :$cMicrofilming Corp. of America,$d1980. --$e1 sheet ; 11 x 15 cm. --$f(The Gerritsen collection of women's history ; no. 2014.1)
520 $aEstablished as a deterrent to prostitution, the Midnight Mission sought to meet prostitutes' physical and moral needs, offering them shelter and religious instruction. It was typical of similar contemporary institutions which sought to control prostitution through morality.
650 0 $aProstitution.
650 0 $aProstitution$zNew York (State)$zNew York.
610 20 $aMidnight Mission (New York, N.Y.)
690 $m1B$aHistory and social condition$xProstitution.
690 $aFeminism$xWomen's organizations and clubs.
852 $90$aBPL1MI$bBAMI$hHQ1211 .G47 1983x$pmq5203418