On the Best Means of Dealing With Exceptional Distress
On the Best Means of Dealing With Exceptional Distress
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(Mr. Loch) : Then why was it that we did not get more applications ? Because there were many who object to go to the Poor Law and also to the Charity Organisation Society. They think they are under a ban, if they do, in the class of society in which they live.
634. Then what it comes to is this, that there is a Poor Law to which the people did not go ; then there is a charitable administration set side by side with the Poor Law, and they did not go there. Was it because they were not suit- able... applicants 1 I don't say they were not suitable, but they did not consider themselves suitable.
635. Then we are driven to the establishment of a third body is that inevitable ? No, I think not.
636. What would you suggest in a future year ? Would you put the two societies, the Metropolitan Visiting and Relief Association, and the Society for the Relief of Distress, on the spot to do the work ? Yes, and possibly the Charity Organisation Society.
637. What I understand is this : the Charity Organisation Society could not very well act, because by its method it would place applicants under a ban.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Mr. Loch) : Then why was it that we did not get more applications ? Because there were many who object to go to the Poor Law and also to the Charity Organisation Society. They think they are under a ban, if they do, in the class of society in which they live.
634. Then what it comes to is this, that there is a Poor Law to which the people did not go ; then there is a charitable administration set side by side with the Poor Law, and they did not go there. Was it because they were not suit- able... applicants 1 I don't say they were not suitable, but they did not consider themselves suitable.
635. Then we are driven to the establishment of a third body is that inevitable ? No, I think not.
636. What would you suggest in a future year ? Would you put the two societies, the Metropolitan Visiting and Relief Association, and the Society for the Relief of Distress, on the spot to do the work ? Yes, and possibly the Charity Organisation Society.
637. What I understand is this : the Charity Organisation Society could not very well act, because by its method it would place applicants under a ban.
What to read after On the Best Means of Dealing With Exceptional Distress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Family Welfare Association Great Britain to read onlineMoreLess
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