God's lost children : letters from Covenant House /

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Auteur principal:	McGeady, Mary Rose
Format:	Livre
Langue:	anglais
Publié:	New York: Covenant House, 1991.
Sujets:	Abandoned children > New York > Case studies. Runaway children > New York > Case studies. Social work with youth > New York (State) > Case studies.
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