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The Endowment of Motherhood does not attract the bureaucratic type of reformer because it offers a minimum chance of meddlesome interference with people's lives. There would be no chance of "seek- ing out " anybody and applying benevolent but grim compulsions on the strength of it. In spite of its wide scope it would be much less of a public nuisance than that Wet Children's Charter, which exasperates me every time I pass a public-house on a rainy night.
But, on the other hand, there would be a...n enormous 273 SOCIAL FORCES IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA stimulus to people to raise the quality of their homes, study infantile hygiene, seek out good schools for them — and do their duty as all good parents natu- rally want to do now — if only economic forces were not so pitilessly against them — thoroughly and well.
DOCTORS In that extravagant world of which I dream, in which people will live in delightful cottages and ground rents will serve instead of rates, and every- one will have a chance of being happy — in that im- possible world all doctors will be members of one great organisation for the public health, with all or most of their income guaranteed to them: I doubt if there will be any private doctors at aU.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Endowment of Motherhood does not attract the bureaucratic type of reformer because it offers a minimum chance of meddlesome interference with people's lives. There would be no chance of "seek- ing out " anybody and applying benevolent but grim compulsions on the strength of it. In spite of its wide scope it would be much less of a public nuisance than that Wet Children's Charter, which exasperates me every time I pass a public-house on a rainy night.
But, on the other hand, there would be a...n enormous 273 SOCIAL FORCES IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA stimulus to people to raise the quality of their homes, study infantile hygiene, seek out good schools for them — and do their duty as all good parents natu- rally want to do now — if only economic forces were not so pitilessly against them — thoroughly and well.
DOCTORS In that extravagant world of which I dream, in which people will live in delightful cottages and ground rents will serve instead of rates, and every- one will have a chance of being happy — in that im- possible world all doctors will be members of one great organisation for the public health, with all or most of their income guaranteed to them: I doubt if there will be any private doctors at aU.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H G Herbert George Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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