The post-war development of the American welfare state is a story not

The post-war development of the American welfare state is a story not only about a number of “wars” or individual political initiatives against poverty, but also the growth of institutions within and outside government to address, alleviate, and eliminating poverty and their concomitant social ills.

A. but also the growth of institutions within and outside government to address, alleviate, and eliminating poverty and their concomitant social ills.
B. but about the growth of institutions within or outside government to address, alleviate, and eliminating poverty and its concomitant social ills.
C. but also about the growth of institutions within and outside government to address, alleviate, and eliminate poverty and their concomitant social ills.
D. but also about the growth of institutions within and outside government to address, alleviate, and eliminate poverty and its concomitant social ills.
E. and also for the growth of institutions within and outside government to address, alleviating, and eliminating poverty and its concomitant social ills.