English Sanitary Institutions Reviewed in Their Course of Development And in S
English Sanitary Institutions Reviewed in Their Course of Development And in S
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General disease during the previous six weeks having- been, successively, Board of 1, 5, 26, 133, 399, 644. Orders of Council bringing into opera- 1848-58. Tion the emergency provisions of the Nuisances-Removal and Diseases-Prevention Act had been in force since the autumn of 1853; and rules and regulations prescribing measures to be taken against the disease had been issued and re-issued by the late Board. Sir Benjamin Hall had not to vary in any material respect the tenor of the previous rule...s and regulations ; but, being advised that the law gave him no power to enforce them, he studiously minimised the show of command, and, while direct- ing vigorous and well-planned endeavours to bring to light the sufferings of infected districts, and the needs which they had for local action, he aimed at making clear to the local authorities that he would not divide responsibility with them in regard of those needs, and that, if they failed to do their duties, as ex- plained to them by the Board, he could only leave them to the verdicts of coroners'* inquests, and eventually to answer for them- selves to Parliament.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General disease during the previous six weeks having- been, successively, Board of 1, 5, 26, 133, 399, 644. Orders of Council bringing into opera- 1848-58. Tion the emergency provisions of the Nuisances-Removal and Diseases-Prevention Act had been in force since the autumn of 1853; and rules and regulations prescribing measures to be taken against the disease had been issued and re-issued by the late Board. Sir Benjamin Hall had not to vary in any material respect the tenor of the previous rule...s and regulations ; but, being advised that the law gave him no power to enforce them, he studiously minimised the show of command, and, while direct- ing vigorous and well-planned endeavours to bring to light the sufferings of infected districts, and the needs which they had for local action, he aimed at making clear to the local authorities that he would not divide responsibility with them in regard of those needs, and that, if they failed to do their duties, as ex- plained to them by the Board, he could only leave them to the verdicts of coroners'* inquests, and eventually to answer for them- selves to Parliament.
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