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HV28.D6 T5
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Life of Dorothea Lynde Dix. |
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HV28.D64 L9 1954
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A merchant prince of the nineteenth century, William E. Dodge. |
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HV28.E348 P47 2011eb
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Edwin Rogers Embree : the Julius Rosenwald Fund, foundation philanthropy, and American race relations / |
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HV28.G28 S26 2008
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Mary Elizabeth Garrett : society and philanthropy in the Gilded Age / |
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HV28.G78 L6
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Seed money: the Guggenheim story. |
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HV28.H336 C64 2003
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Léon Harmel : entrepreneur as Catholic social reformer / |
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HV28.H7 C4 1963
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Minister of relief; Harry Hopkins and the depression. |
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HV28.H8 S1 1891
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Dr. S. G. Howe, the philanthropist. |
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HV28.K6 P4
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Life-work of Louis Klopsch; romance of a modern knight of mercy / |
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HV28 .L5 K6
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Eduard C. Lindeman and Social Work Philosophy. |
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HV28.L74 L33
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The good fight; the life and times of Ben B. Lindsey |
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HV28.O32 A3 1962
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The Angel of Hell's Kitchen. |
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HV28.P3 D1 1856
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Proceedings at the reception and dinner in honor of George Peabody, esq. of London, by the citizens of the old town of Danvers, October 9, 1856. To which is appended an historical sketch of the Peabody institute, with the exercises at the laying of the corner-stone and at the dedication ... |
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HV28.P3 H2
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The life of George Peabody; containing a record of those princely acts of benevolence which entitle him to the esteem and gratitude of all ... |
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HV28.P3 P2 1955
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George Peabody, 1795-1869 : founder of modern philanthropy / |
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HV28.P3 W2 1870
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Discourse on the life and character of George Peabody : delivered in the Hall of the Peabody Institute, Baltimore, February 18, 1870, and repeated, February 25th, before the Senate and House of Delegates of Maryland, on their invitation / |
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HV28.P67 H35 2000
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William Louis Poteat : a leader of the progressive-era South / |
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HV28 .R4
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Celebrity philanthropy. |
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HV28.R53 P37 2005eb
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Jacob Riis : reporter and reformer / |
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HV28.R547 S27 1995
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The rich man and the kingdom : John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and the Protestant establishment / |
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