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Our relations to our other neighbors, or, The problem of poverty and misery in large towns : An address ... first delivered at the Annual meeting of the Men's association of the First Presbyterian church, on February 11, 1891, and repeated with some alterations at St. Paul's house, before St. Paul's guild, on March 11th, 1891

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1891?]
Call number: 357721
Creator: Gilman, Daniel C (1831-1908)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 16 cm
Associated organization: First Presbyterian Church (Baltimore, Md.).
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