The Visiting Teacher in New York City

A firsthand account of the experiences of a teacher who came to New York City to teach and found herself immersed in the cultural and social world of the city. The book offers a unique perspective on life in the city during this time period, and provides valuable insight into the challenges and rewards of teaching in an urban environment.

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