It is possible to picture what a cheerful place this might have been at Christmas in the years when Woodrow Wilson was alive and Edward was the king of England and there was a tsar in Russia and fashionable musicians entertained the patrons in the ballroom of the Martinique Hotel.
An edition of Rachel and Her Children - Homeless Families in American
(1987)
Rachel and Her Children - Homeless Families in American
1st ed edition
by Jonathan Kozol
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