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Jane Addams was never married. the Humanitarian and social-worker ( par excellance!) was , let us face the facts a Lesbian.
Yes. She is a friend to him.
Loves them so much they get to live in there own dungeon
Jane Addams was born to Sarah and John H. Addams in Cedarville, Illinois on September 6, 1860. Her father was a prominent and wealthy Senator and banker, whom Addams has credited as a major influence on her life. She had 8 siblings, only 5 of whom lived past childhood. Addams' mother died of complications from a stillbirth when she was 2 years old and she was raised as the youngest living child, largely by her older sisters and later her step-mother, Anna Haldeman. See related link.
Jane Addams was born to Sarah and John H. Addams in Cedarville, Illinois on September 6, 1860. Her father was a prominent and wealthy Senator and banker, whom Addams has credited as a major influence on her life. She had 8 siblings, only 5 of whom lived past childhood. Addams' mother died of complications from a stillbirth when she was 2 years old and she was raised as the youngest living child, largely by her older sisters and later her step-mother, Anna Haldeman. See related link.
Some of Jane Austen's hobbies are: dancing and partying, hanging out with friends and camping. The other hobbies include going to places and shopping.
Jane Addams was born to Sarah and John H. Addams in Cedarville, Illinois on September 6, 1860. Her father was a prominent and wealthy Senator and banker, whom Addams has credited as a major influence on her life. She had 8 siblings, only 5 of whom lived past childhood. Addams' mother died of complications from a stillbirth when she was 2 years old and she was raised as the youngest living child, largely by her older sisters and later her step-mother, Anna Haldeman. See related link.
Jane Addams was born to Sarah and John H. Addams in Cedarville, Illinois on September 6, 1860. Her father was a prominent and wealthy Senator and banker, whom Addams has credited as a major influence on her life. She had 8 siblings, only 5 of whom lived past childhood. Addams' mother died of complications from a stillbirth when she was 2 years old and she was raised as the youngest living child, largely by her older sisters and later her step-mother, Anna Haldeman. See related link.
This sounds like an essay question for your school, but Jane Addams was an outspoken advocate for peace and for immigrants' civil rights while the majority of Americans supported World War I and feared foreign socialists and radicals. She made a speech at Carnegie Hall in support of pacifism and was labeled unpatriotic.
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arguable she would not have approved of Drug=abuse rehabilitarion such as Daytop, Phoenix house, etc. but this was NOT a major problem in her time.
Social reformer, suffragette, and founder of Hull House Jane Addams never formally married. She had a close, romantic friendship for much of her life with Mary Rozet Smith, a supporter of Addams' work at Hull House. The women exchanged letters at least once a day and considered themselves like a married couple.