My neighbor: A study of city conditions, a plea for social service

by J.S. Woodsworth

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216 pages, Hardcover

First published October 26, 1972

About the author

James Shaver Woodsworth, 1874-1942

Author of:
The first story of the Labor Church and some things for which it stands: an address in the Strand Theatre, Winnipeg, April 5th, 1920
My neighbor: a study of city conditions, a plea for social service (1911)
Strangers within our gates; or coming Canadians. (c1909)
Studies in rural citizenship (1916?)
War: clippings from a war-time scrap-book / ([1920?])