...1917. v. 4 : 212225. Reviewed in Great Britain Board of Trade Labour Gazette, May, 1915. p. 161. " We regard it as the duty of the State to see that...suited to his circumstances and physical condition." Royal Commission on blind and deaf and dumb. Report 4 v. London, 1899. War Office. Guide to civil employment...

...the war is .an obligation which should fall primarily upon the State, and that this liability cannot be considered as having been extinguished by the award...to earn his living in the occupation best suited to hib circumstances and physical condition. 3. We ought, however, to add that in expressing this view...

...1917. v. 4:21222.::. Reviewed in Great Britain Board of Trade Labour Gazette, May, 1915. p. 161. " We regard it as the duty of the State to see that...suited to his circumstances and physical condition." — Koyal Commission on blind and deaf and dumb. Report. 4 v. London. 1890. - War Oflice. Guide to...

...from public funds. We regard it as the duty of the State to see that the disabled man shall be, a? far as possible, restored to health, and that assistance...occupation best suited to his circumstances and physical condition."18 The committee proposed that the after care of a man discharge'! from military service...

...national relief fund. The report to Parliament of the Disabled Sailors' and Soldiers' Committee declared that " the care of the sailors and soldiers, who have...suited to his circumstances and physical condition." 15 The committee proposed that the after care of a man discharged from military service because of...

...the war, is an obligation which should fall primarily upon the State; and that this liability cannot be considered as having been extinguished by the award...occupation best suited to his circumstances and physical condition."14 The Committee proposed that the after-care of a man discharged from military service...

...the war, is an obligation which should fall primarily upon the State; and that this liability cannot be considered as having been extinguished by the award...occupation best suited to his circumstances and physical condition."14 The Committee proposed that the after-care of a man discharged from military service...

...this liability can not be considered as having been extinguished by the award of a pension from the public funds. We regard it as the duty of the State...suited to his circumstances and physical condition, "We ought, however, to add that. in expressing this view, we are far from wishing to exclude or discourage...

...provision should embrace not only restoration to health, but assistance to enable the disabled man "to earn his living in the occupation best suited to his circumstances and physical condition. " In this work, it was felt, best results could be achieved by full cooperation of all agencies, public...

...the war, is an obligation which should fall primarily upon the State; and that this liability cannot be considered as having been extinguished by the award...occupation best suited to his circumstances and physical condition.'8 That principle epitomized the change in values that was then taking place; a new conception...