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Observations on the sources and effects of unequal wealth : with propositions towards remedying the disparity of profit in pursuing the arts of life, and establishing security in individual prospects and resources
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Wealth.
Distribution (Economic theory)
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Byllesby, L. 1789-1871.
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Historical Society of Pennsylvania
<a href="https://discover.hsp.org/Record/marc-249635">https://discover.hsp.org/Record/marc-249635</a>
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New-York : Lewis J. Nichols, 1826.
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Tn.14
Griffin-Sean
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Latino Project photographs
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5 photographs of the Fifth Street "Golden Block: Latino Business District. Feria Del Barrio II, Library Display of Children's books in Spanish, Western Savings Bank and Taller Puertorriqueno.
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Latino Project (Philadelphia)
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Historical Society of Pennsylvania
<a href="https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-PG337">https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-PG337</a>
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PG337
Goyal-Nikhil
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Day and night signals; : for the fleet belonging to the state of Pennsylvania: under the command of [blank] Esquire. Published by order of the Navy Board.
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Signals and signaling.
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Historical Society’s copy has the day signals painted by hand in the margins; inscribed: Wm Bradford Oct. 1st 1838; also inscribed on verso of l. 13 and recto of l. 14.
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Pennsylvania. Navy Board.
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HSP in LCP
<a href="http://pacscl.exlibrisgroup.com:48992/F?func=direct&doc_number=000216838">http://pacscl.exlibrisgroup.com:48992/F?func=direct&doc_number=000216838</a>
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Philadelphia: : Printed by William and Thomas Bradford, at the London Coffee-house, M.DCC.LXXVII. [i.e., 1777]
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Am 1777 Pen Ar.77 P42
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Title
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Latino Project records
[Box 2, Folder: 3: Puerto Rican Family Symposium]
Subject
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Affirmative action programs > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Civil rights > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Education, Bilingual > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Hispanic American lawyers > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Mental health services > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Philadelphia (Pa.) > Politics and government > 20th century.
Public interest law > Pennylvania > Philadelphia.
Puerto Ricans > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Economic conditions.
Puerto Ricans > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Social conditions.
Description
An account of the resource
The Latino Project, headed by attorney Luis P. Diaz, was a non-profit legal assistance and public advocacy organization that provided representation to Spanish-speaking groups and interests in Greater Philadelphia area. Until its demise in 1984, The Latino Project was particularly concerned with protecting and developing employment opportunities in the public and private sectors under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (which forbade job discrimination on the basis of national origin) and providing legal representation under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act (which forbade the exclusion of Latinos from participating in any federally assisted program and required such programs to affirmatively benefit Puerto Ricans and other Spanish-speaking people). This collection consists of the files of the Latino Project from the mid-1970s through 1982. Included are correspondence, memoranda, minutes, grant applications, clippings, newsletters, and other items pertaining to the work of the project and its executive director, advisory board, and staff. Of special interest are legal case files and court proceedings documenting a number of discrimination cases involving the employment of Puerto Ricans and Latinos in Philadelphia. The files also reflect the organization's interest in bilingual education, expanding educational and employment opportunities for Hispanics, and in improving the delivery of general health care and mental health services for Spanish-speaking clients.
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Latino Project (Philadelphia)
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Historical Society of Pennsylvania
<a href="https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-MSS117">https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-MSS117</a>
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MSS117
Goyal-Nikhil
-
https://remotereference.librarycompany.org/files/original/873855fdfeebed27a07517aec668332d.pdf
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Latino Project records
[Box 3, Folder 13: Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 ]
Subject
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Affirmative action programs > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Civil rights > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Education, Bilingual > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Hispanic American lawyers > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Mental health services > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Philadelphia (Pa.) > Politics and government > 20th century.
Public interest law > Pennylvania > Philadelphia.
Puerto Ricans > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Economic conditions.
Puerto Ricans > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Social conditions.
Description
An account of the resource
The Latino Project, headed by attorney Luis P. Diaz, was a non-profit legal assistance and public advocacy organization that provided representation to Spanish-speaking groups and interests in Greater Philadelphia area. Until its demise in 1984, The Latino Project was particularly concerned with protecting and developing employment opportunities in the public and private sectors under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (which forbade job discrimination on the basis of national origin) and providing legal representation under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act (which forbade the exclusion of Latinos from participating in any federally assisted program and required such programs to affirmatively benefit Puerto Ricans and other Spanish-speaking people). This collection consists of the files of the Latino Project from the mid-1970s through 1982. Included are correspondence, memoranda, minutes, grant applications, clippings, newsletters, and other items pertaining to the work of the project and its executive director, advisory board, and staff. Of special interest are legal case files and court proceedings documenting a number of discrimination cases involving the employment of Puerto Ricans and Latinos in Philadelphia. The files also reflect the organization's interest in bilingual education, expanding educational and employment opportunities for Hispanics, and in improving the delivery of general health care and mental health services for Spanish-speaking clients.
Creator
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Latino Project (Philadelphia)
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Historical Society of Pennsylvania
<a href="https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-MSS117">https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-MSS117</a>
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MSS117
Goyal-Nikhil
-
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Latino Project records
[Box 4, Folder 16: Parents Union for Public Schools]
Subject
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Affirmative action programs > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Civil rights > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Education, Bilingual > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Hispanic American lawyers > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Mental health services > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Philadelphia (Pa.) > Politics and government > 20th century.
Public interest law > Pennylvania > Philadelphia.
Puerto Ricans > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Economic conditions.
Puerto Ricans > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Social conditions.
Description
An account of the resource
The Latino Project, headed by attorney Luis P. Diaz, was a non-profit legal assistance and public advocacy organization that provided representation to Spanish-speaking groups and interests in Greater Philadelphia area. Until its demise in 1984, The Latino Project was particularly concerned with protecting and developing employment opportunities in the public and private sectors under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (which forbade job discrimination on the basis of national origin) and providing legal representation under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act (which forbade the exclusion of Latinos from participating in any federally assisted program and required such programs to affirmatively benefit Puerto Ricans and other Spanish-speaking people). This collection consists of the files of the Latino Project from the mid-1970s through 1982. Included are correspondence, memoranda, minutes, grant applications, clippings, newsletters, and other items pertaining to the work of the project and its executive director, advisory board, and staff. Of special interest are legal case files and court proceedings documenting a number of discrimination cases involving the employment of Puerto Ricans and Latinos in Philadelphia. The files also reflect the organization's interest in bilingual education, expanding educational and employment opportunities for Hispanics, and in improving the delivery of general health care and mental health services for Spanish-speaking clients.
Creator
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Latino Project (Philadelphia)
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Historical Society of Pennsylvania
<a href="https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-MSS117">https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-MSS117</a>
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MSS117
Goyal-Nikhil
-
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Latino Project records
[Box 6, Folder 14: US Department of Education - Brief]
Subject
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Affirmative action programs > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Civil rights > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Education, Bilingual > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Hispanic American lawyers > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Mental health services > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Philadelphia (Pa.) > Politics and government > 20th century.
Public interest law > Pennylvania > Philadelphia.
Puerto Ricans > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Economic conditions.
Puerto Ricans > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Social conditions.
Description
An account of the resource
The Latino Project, headed by attorney Luis P. Diaz, was a non-profit legal assistance and public advocacy organization that provided representation to Spanish-speaking groups and interests in Greater Philadelphia area. Until its demise in 1984, The Latino Project was particularly concerned with protecting and developing employment opportunities in the public and private sectors under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (which forbade job discrimination on the basis of national origin) and providing legal representation under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act (which forbade the exclusion of Latinos from participating in any federally assisted program and required such programs to affirmatively benefit Puerto Ricans and other Spanish-speaking people). This collection consists of the files of the Latino Project from the mid-1970s through 1982. Included are correspondence, memoranda, minutes, grant applications, clippings, newsletters, and other items pertaining to the work of the project and its executive director, advisory board, and staff. Of special interest are legal case files and court proceedings documenting a number of discrimination cases involving the employment of Puerto Ricans and Latinos in Philadelphia. The files also reflect the organization's interest in bilingual education, expanding educational and employment opportunities for Hispanics, and in improving the delivery of general health care and mental health services for Spanish-speaking clients.
Creator
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Latino Project (Philadelphia)
Source
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Historical Society of Pennsylvania
<a href="https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-MSS117">https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-MSS117</a>
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MSS117
Goyal-Nikhil
-
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Latino Project records
[Box 6, Folder 22a: Velez-Lopez. Paterson]
Subject
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Affirmative action programs > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Civil rights > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Education, Bilingual > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Hispanic American lawyers > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Mental health services > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Philadelphia (Pa.) > Politics and government > 20th century.
Public interest law > Pennylvania > Philadelphia.
Puerto Ricans > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Economic conditions.
Puerto Ricans > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Social conditions.
Description
An account of the resource
The Latino Project, headed by attorney Luis P. Diaz, was a non-profit legal assistance and public advocacy organization that provided representation to Spanish-speaking groups and interests in Greater Philadelphia area. Until its demise in 1984, The Latino Project was particularly concerned with protecting and developing employment opportunities in the public and private sectors under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (which forbade job discrimination on the basis of national origin) and providing legal representation under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act (which forbade the exclusion of Latinos from participating in any federally assisted program and required such programs to affirmatively benefit Puerto Ricans and other Spanish-speaking people). This collection consists of the files of the Latino Project from the mid-1970s through 1982. Included are correspondence, memoranda, minutes, grant applications, clippings, newsletters, and other items pertaining to the work of the project and its executive director, advisory board, and staff. Of special interest are legal case files and court proceedings documenting a number of discrimination cases involving the employment of Puerto Ricans and Latinos in Philadelphia. The files also reflect the organization's interest in bilingual education, expanding educational and employment opportunities for Hispanics, and in improving the delivery of general health care and mental health services for Spanish-speaking clients.
Creator
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Latino Project (Philadelphia)
Source
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Historical Society of Pennsylvania
<a href="https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-MSS117">https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-MSS117</a>
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MSS117
Goyal-Nikhil
-
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Latino Project records
[Box 1, Folder: 5: “Puerto Ricans as Part of a Statistically Hispanic Reality…” ]
Subject
The topic of the resource
Affirmative action programs > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Civil rights > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Education, Bilingual > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Hispanic American lawyers > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Mental health services > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Philadelphia (Pa.) > Politics and government > 20th century.
Public interest law > Pennylvania > Philadelphia.
Puerto Ricans > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Economic conditions.
Puerto Ricans > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Social conditions.
Description
An account of the resource
The Latino Project, headed by attorney Luis P. Diaz, was a non-profit legal assistance and public advocacy organization that provided representation to Spanish-speaking groups and interests in Greater Philadelphia area. Until its demise in 1984, The Latino Project was particularly concerned with protecting and developing employment opportunities in the public and private sectors under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (which forbade job discrimination on the basis of national origin) and providing legal representation under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act (which forbade the exclusion of Latinos from participating in any federally assisted program and required such programs to affirmatively benefit Puerto Ricans and other Spanish-speaking people). This collection consists of the files of the Latino Project from the mid-1970s through 1982. Included are correspondence, memoranda, minutes, grant applications, clippings, newsletters, and other items pertaining to the work of the project and its executive director, advisory board, and staff. Of special interest are legal case files and court proceedings documenting a number of discrimination cases involving the employment of Puerto Ricans and Latinos in Philadelphia. The files also reflect the organization's interest in bilingual education, expanding educational and employment opportunities for Hispanics, and in improving the delivery of general health care and mental health services for Spanish-speaking clients.
Creator
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Latino Project (Philadelphia)
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
<a href="https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-MSS117">https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-MSS117</a>
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MSS117
Goyal-Nikhil
-
https://remotereference.librarycompany.org/files/original/fcbfab7f979a2e52135e0ca4320e8fc0.pdf
6ed0a7665ac2b635bfde376b00031dfa
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Latino Project records
[Box 1, Folder 10: “Manual on Domestic Programs…"]
Subject
The topic of the resource
Affirmative action programs > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Civil rights > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Education, Bilingual > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Hispanic American lawyers > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Mental health services > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia.
Philadelphia (Pa.) > Politics and government > 20th century.
Public interest law > Pennylvania > Philadelphia.
Puerto Ricans > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Economic conditions.
Puerto Ricans > Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Social conditions.
Description
An account of the resource
The Latino Project, headed by attorney Luis P. Diaz, was a non-profit legal assistance and public advocacy organization that provided representation to Spanish-speaking groups and interests in Greater Philadelphia area. Until its demise in 1984, The Latino Project was particularly concerned with protecting and developing employment opportunities in the public and private sectors under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (which forbade job discrimination on the basis of national origin) and providing legal representation under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act (which forbade the exclusion of Latinos from participating in any federally assisted program and required such programs to affirmatively benefit Puerto Ricans and other Spanish-speaking people). This collection consists of the files of the Latino Project from the mid-1970s through 1982. Included are correspondence, memoranda, minutes, grant applications, clippings, newsletters, and other items pertaining to the work of the project and its executive director, advisory board, and staff. Of special interest are legal case files and court proceedings documenting a number of discrimination cases involving the employment of Puerto Ricans and Latinos in Philadelphia. The files also reflect the organization's interest in bilingual education, expanding educational and employment opportunities for Hispanics, and in improving the delivery of general health care and mental health services for Spanish-speaking clients.
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Latino Project (Philadelphia)
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
<a href="https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-MSS117">https://discover.hsp.org/Record/ead-MSS117</a>
Identifier
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MSS117
Goyal-Nikhil