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2 4-5 Will. IV. , c. 76, §§ 46, 48.
^ During the three years, 1902-1904, there were one hundred and fifteen such removals, and half as many more resignations forced by fear of removal.
M-5 Will. IV. , c. 76, § 21.
' Cf. 5-6 Will. IV. , c. 69, § 3; . 5-6 Vic, c IS, §2; 32-33 Vic, c 45, § 4.
CENTRAL CONTROL 287 In spite of all the regulations, absolute uniformity of practice is hardly intended to be attained The rules, for example, forbid altogether the granting of outdoor relief to able-bodied p...aupers ; but the conditions under which it shall be given to others must be left very much in the hands of the guardians, and the practice differs greatly. The proportion of the total expenditure used for outdoor relief ran in 1905 from thirty-five per cent in London to over eighty per cent in North Wales. ^ Nor is it impossible for the guardians to evade some of the best- laid plans of the board, as was shown by the recent exam- ple of Poplar, where they virtually used poor relief as a means of giving old-age pensions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 4-5 Will. IV. , c. 76, §§ 46, 48.
^ During the three years, 1902-1904, there were one hundred and fifteen such removals, and half as many more resignations forced by fear of removal.
M-5 Will. IV. , c. 76, § 21.
' Cf. 5-6 Will. IV. , c. 69, § 3; . 5-6 Vic, c IS, §2; 32-33 Vic, c 45, § 4.
CENTRAL CONTROL 287 In spite of all the regulations, absolute uniformity of practice is hardly intended to be attained The rules, for example, forbid altogether the granting of outdoor relief to able-bodied p...aupers ; but the conditions under which it shall be given to others must be left very much in the hands of the guardians, and the practice differs greatly. The proportion of the total expenditure used for outdoor relief ran in 1905 from thirty-five per cent in London to over eighty per cent in North Wales. ^ Nor is it impossible for the guardians to evade some of the best- laid plans of the board, as was shown by the recent exam- ple of Poplar, where they virtually used poor relief as a means of giving old-age pensions.
What to read after The Government of England volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Lawrence Abbott Lawrence Lowell to read onlineMoreLess
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