Publisher's Synopsis
Wheeler provides a detailed history of the Chicago Orphan Asylum, one of the city's most important social institutions. Through personal anecdotes, statistical analysis, and archival documents, she offers a unique perspective on the challenges and successes of caring for vulnerable children in a rapidly growing urban environment. This edition includes original photographs and documents.
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