The Infant the Parent And the State a Social Study And Review
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Apart from these provisions there is little done for our poor mothers at these times. Maternity charities abound, but the majority are totally inefficient. In the first place, very many turn the cold shoulder on the mothers of illegitimate infants ; this is done with the idea of discouraging vice, but the pertinent enquiry that we may address to the institutions that adopt this line of action is, that as maternity charities exist not only for the purpose of assisting the mother at a difficult t...ime, but also in the interest of the infant, is it right to subject the offspring of one who is not married to the greatly increased risks of suffering and death which statistics show us are associated with one so born ? A continental worker in this field, whose efforts on behalf of the infant have justly earned for him world-wide recognition, thus addresses the writer : " I have seen with delight that you approve of making no difference between the married and unmarried. There are people who do not understand this and reproach us with encouraging vice, but at any rate the little baby who is born, and who certainly has not asked to be born, has nothing to do with the result of the affair itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Apart from these provisions there is little done for our poor mothers at these times. Maternity charities abound, but the majority are totally inefficient. In the first place, very many turn the cold shoulder on the mothers of illegitimate infants ; this is done with the idea of discouraging vice, but the pertinent enquiry that we may address to the institutions that adopt this line of action is, that as maternity charities exist not only for the purpose of assisting the mother at a difficult t...ime, but also in the interest of the infant, is it right to subject the offspring of one who is not married to the greatly increased risks of suffering and death which statistics show us are associated with one so born ? A continental worker in this field, whose efforts on behalf of the infant have justly earned for him world-wide recognition, thus addresses the writer : " I have seen with delight that you approve of making no difference between the married and unmarried. There are people who do not understand this and reproach us with encouraging vice, but at any rate the little baby who is born, and who certainly has not asked to be born, has nothing to do with the result of the affair itself.
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