PRINCIPLES OF SOCIAL CASE RECORDING

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vii,[1],142 pp. Contemporary red morocco-backed red cloth, raised bands, spine gilt. t.e.g. Front free endpaper inscribed and signed by the author. Half-inch water stain in front board, some wear to joints, small stains in front endpapers, occasional leaves creased at corners. Very good. Amy Gordon Hamilton (generally known simply as "Gordon Hamilton") (1892-1967) was an influential social work practitioner, educator, and writer, based for most of her career at the New York School of Social Work (now Columbia School of Social Work). She warmly inscribes the present volume in the year of publication, "To Stan | For whom the Recording Angel should hold no terrors - with love | Gordon Hamilton | December 1946." The identity of "Stan" is unknown, but the fine binding suggests the importance of the work and its author to the original owner. N° de ref. del artículo 881

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Título: PRINCIPLES OF SOCIAL CASE RECORDING
Editorial: Published for the New York School of Social Work by Columbia University Press, New York
Año de publicación: 1946
Encuadernación: Hardcover
Condición: Very good
Ejemplar firmado: Firmado por el autor
Edición: First Edition.