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Page 140
Henderson belongs in the ranks of those best acquainted with American poor
relief , so that his book gives reliable instruction in respect to the prevalent
principles of American efforts to help the dependent . The method of presentation
is ...
Henderson belongs in the ranks of those best acquainted with American poor
relief , so that his book gives reliable instruction in respect to the prevalent
principles of American efforts to help the dependent . The method of presentation
is ...
Page 179
This fact was unconsciously recognized at the beginning of the 19th century in
the organization of societies and efforts to break up and combat its influence .
The drunkenness of the past appeared in a new light , and with it came the
growing ...
This fact was unconsciously recognized at the beginning of the 19th century in
the organization of societies and efforts to break up and combat its influence .
The drunkenness of the past appeared in a new light , and with it came the
growing ...
Page 187
The legal efforts to cure this evil are more fatal and dangerous than the saloon ,
by increasing the very evil they seek to remove . Thus saloons are licensed and
protected , and , both directly and indirectly , the use of spirits is encouraged and
...
The legal efforts to cure this evil are more fatal and dangerous than the saloon ,
by increasing the very evil they seek to remove . Thus saloons are licensed and
protected , and , both directly and indirectly , the use of spirits is encouraged and
...
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CharityTheory and Practice | 1 |
The Expansion of Organized Charity | 18 |
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