Report On the Poor And Insane in Rhode Island Made to the General Assembly At I
Report On the Poor And Insane in Rhode Island Made to the General Assembly At I
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There has no fund or legacy been given to the poor of our town.
11th. There has been no provision made for the educa- tion of the pauper children, and there has been none on the town for the last four years.
12th. The overseer takes care that the proper medical aid is furnished at the expense of the town.
13th. There has been no particular arrangement made in regard to furnishing the poor with Bibles, nor in regard to religious worship ; but all are permitted to go who desire to do so, and are ...able ; and they have their choice as regards the place of worship or denomination.
In explanation of the reason why it is so, that by reason of furnishing temporary aid to those who can assist to maintain themselves, there are none on the town except those who are advanced in life, or are decreped, or incompetent to take care of themselves, and would not be much if any benefited by any facilities that could be furnished them for religious wor- ship. I have endeavored to keep our poor with their connex- ions as much as possible, where they can be made comfort- able ; consequently, three of our poor are out of the town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There has no fund or legacy been given to the poor of our town.
11th. There has been no provision made for the educa- tion of the pauper children, and there has been none on the town for the last four years.
12th. The overseer takes care that the proper medical aid is furnished at the expense of the town.
13th. There has been no particular arrangement made in regard to furnishing the poor with Bibles, nor in regard to religious worship ; but all are permitted to go who desire to do so, and are ...able ; and they have their choice as regards the place of worship or denomination.
In explanation of the reason why it is so, that by reason of furnishing temporary aid to those who can assist to maintain themselves, there are none on the town except those who are advanced in life, or are decreped, or incompetent to take care of themselves, and would not be much if any benefited by any facilities that could be furnished them for religious wor- ship. I have endeavored to keep our poor with their connex- ions as much as possible, where they can be made comfort- able ; consequently, three of our poor are out of the town.
What to read after Report On the Poor And Insane in Rhode Island Made to the General Assembly At I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas R Thomas Robinson Hazard to read onlineMoreLess
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