Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, volume 3, Part 1, Slice 3
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, volume 3, Part 1, Slice 3
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InMassachusetts, a law of 1891 directs that "every person who receives forboard, or for the purpose of procuring adoption, an infant under the age ofthree years shall use diligence to ascertain whether or not such infant isillegitimate, and if he knows or has reason to believe it to beillegitimate shall forthwith notify the State Board of Charity of the factof such reception; and said board and its officers or agents may enter andinspect any building where they may have reason to believe that a...ny suchillegitimate infant is boarded, and remove such infant when, in theirjudgment, such removal is necessary by reason of neglect, abuse or othercauses, in order to preserve the infant's life, and such infant so removedshall be in the custody of said Board of Charity, which shall makeprovision therefor according to law. " The penal code of the state of NewYork requires a licence for baby-farming to be issued by the board ofhealth of the city or town where such children are boarded or kept, and"every person so licensed must keep a register wherein he shall enter thenames and ages of all such children, and of all children born on suchpremises, and the names and residences of their parents, as far as known, the time of reception and the discharge of such children, and the reasonstherefor, and also a correct register of every child under five years ofage who is given out, adopted, taken away, or indentured from such place[v.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
InMassachusetts, a law of 1891 directs that "every person who receives forboard, or for the purpose of procuring adoption, an infant under the age ofthree years shall use diligence to ascertain whether or not such infant isillegitimate, and if he knows or has reason to believe it to beillegitimate shall forthwith notify the State Board of Charity of the factof such reception; and said board and its officers or agents may enter andinspect any building where they may have reason to believe that a...ny suchillegitimate infant is boarded, and remove such infant when, in theirjudgment, such removal is necessary by reason of neglect, abuse or othercauses, in order to preserve the infant's life, and such infant so removedshall be in the custody of said Board of Charity, which shall makeprovision therefor according to law. " The penal code of the state of NewYork requires a licence for baby-farming to be issued by the board ofhealth of the city or town where such children are boarded or kept, and"every person so licensed must keep a register wherein he shall enter thenames and ages of all such children, and of all children born on suchpremises, and the names and residences of their parents, as far as known, the time of reception and the discharge of such children, and the reasonstherefor, and also a correct register of every child under five years ofage who is given out, adopted, taken away, or indentured from such place[v.
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