Twenty Years At Hull House

Immerse yourself in the inspiring true story of Jane Addams and her groundbreaking work at Hull House, a pioneering settlement in Chicago. Written in 1910, this influential autobiography chronicles the first twenty years of Addams' tireless efforts to address social injustices and improve community life. With a unique approach to reform, Addams and her team experimented with innovative solutions to tackle pressing issues, earning her a reputation as a leading voice in social work and urban reform. Through her writing, Addams shares her vision for civic good and her commitment to creating positive change in the face of adversity. This timeless classic continues to resonate with readers today, offering valuable insights into the ongoing struggles of the urban poor and the importance of community-driven reform.

Lincoln Steffens' Description Of President Theodore Roosevelt (September 1901)

Lincoln Steffens' Attack On Immorality In Politics And Business (1904)

Ray Stannard Baker's Article In "McClure's" Magazine On Railroad Rebates (December 1905)

Orville Wright's Description Of The First Sustained Airplane Flights (december 17, 1903)

Jane Addams' Account Of The Problems Of The Poor As Recorded In 'Twenty Years At Hull-House' (1910)

Edwin Arlington Robinson's Poem 'Miniver Cheevy" (1907)

Theodore Roosevelt's Speech On The Square Deal (August 31, 1910)

Theodore Roosevelt's Account Of The Building Of The Panama Canal (March 23, 1911)

Theodore Roosevelt's Actual-voice Recording Of His Speech On The Progressive Party

Woodrow Wilson's Actual-Voice Recording Of His Speech On The 'awakened Nation' After Being Elected President (1912)

Woodrow Wilson's Message To The American People Asking Them To Remain Neutral (August 1914)

A Passenger's Description Of The Sinking Of The Lusitania (May 7, 1915)

Woodrow Wilson's first public speech after the sinking of the Lusitania (May 10, 1915)

Woodrow Wilson's Message To Congress Calling For A Declaration Of War (April 2, 1917)

Speech Made By Mr. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes To The Harvard Law Association (February 15, 1913)

Mary's A Grand Old Name

My Maryland

I Didn't Raise My Boy To Be A Soldier

Song To The Spirit

Saturday Night Blues

Everybody's Doin' It / Alexander's Ragtime Band

Sweet Adeline / Meet Me In St. Louis / In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree

The Banshee

The Preacher And The Slave

Hurdy-Gurdy

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