Large Format for easy reading. Nobel Peace Prize winning author, sociologist, social worker and reformer. The author's favourite work. Established her as an accomplished writer. Focuses on the discontented youth of the city.
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This tome by Chicago's Nobel Peace Prize winner is back in print. . . . As prescient and wise as it was . . . 1909. -- Chicago Magazine
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This review is from: The Spirit of Youth and the City Streets (Dodo Press) (Paperback)
Jane Adams is the female lead of Louis Menand's The Metaphysical Club. Here is a review of her book by one of it's male leads, William James, from a letter to her:I have just read your Spirit of Youth, and think it "simply great." Hard not to cry at certain pages! The fact is, Madam, that you are not like the rest of us, who SEEK the truth and TRY to express it. You INHABIT reality; and when you open your mouth truth can't help being uttered. I think that this book will have a great and vital influence.
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