The Making of America, Volume 10Robert Marion La Follette De Bower, Chapline & Company, 1907 - Inventors |
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Page 95
... give an equal chance in the race . And may we not in the education of the blind do somewhat more in the way of help to an education than we do for our more for- tunate seeing children , and still not call it charity ? Has not a blind ...
... give an equal chance in the race . And may we not in the education of the blind do somewhat more in the way of help to an education than we do for our more for- tunate seeing children , and still not call it charity ? Has not a blind ...
Page 101
... give some valuable idea of the forces of nature as applied to machinery . A former pupil of ours went to the St. Louis exposition . He said that on his first visit all was confusion to him . But a friend made for him a model of the ...
... give some valuable idea of the forces of nature as applied to machinery . A former pupil of ours went to the St. Louis exposition . He said that on his first visit all was confusion to him . But a friend made for him a model of the ...
Page 111
... gives such directions as to the future treat- ment as seems most desirable . This arrangement has a double object in that ... give a desirable tone at all times to their mode of dealing with patients . Women are employed as nurses in the ...
... gives such directions as to the future treat- ment as seems most desirable . This arrangement has a double object in that ... give a desirable tone at all times to their mode of dealing with patients . Women are employed as nurses in the ...
Contents
CharityTheory and Practice | 1 |
The Expansion of Organized Charity | 18 |
Science in Philanthropy | 40 |
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