The Social Outlook Papers On Social Problems
The Social Outlook Papers On Social Problems
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In the fifty-eight years which have elapsed between 1850 and 1908, the number of persons in receipt of relief has been reduced from 56-5 to 22'i per thousand, the number of paupers who are ordinarily able-bodied from i3'5 to 3*5 per thousand, andithe number of children from 257 to 6'7 per thousand ; in other words, the number of persons generally in receipt of relief has been reduced from i in 19 to i in 45, and the number of children from i in 40 to i in 166.
It was to consider this system and... to advise on its 107 A DEFENCE OF THE POOR LAW amendment that the Royal Commission was appointed in 1905. Four years later it reported in a folio volume of 1, 238 pages.
Both the reports of the Majority and Minority of the Commissioners agree in recommending the extension of the administrative area from the District to the County, forgetting that, with the increase of population in the towns the number of County Boroughs must increase, with consequent readjustments of areas and property. It may often be that the formation of a new County Borough may leave the District out of which it is formed over-burdened with institutions for which it cannot find occupants ; and the size of a rural county will prevent that personal interest in the poor which is one of the best features of the present Poor Law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the fifty-eight years which have elapsed between 1850 and 1908, the number of persons in receipt of relief has been reduced from 56-5 to 22'i per thousand, the number of paupers who are ordinarily able-bodied from i3'5 to 3*5 per thousand, andithe number of children from 257 to 6'7 per thousand ; in other words, the number of persons generally in receipt of relief has been reduced from i in 19 to i in 45, and the number of children from i in 40 to i in 166.
It was to consider this system and... to advise on its 107 A DEFENCE OF THE POOR LAW amendment that the Royal Commission was appointed in 1905. Four years later it reported in a folio volume of 1, 238 pages.
Both the reports of the Majority and Minority of the Commissioners agree in recommending the extension of the administrative area from the District to the County, forgetting that, with the increase of population in the towns the number of County Boroughs must increase, with consequent readjustments of areas and property. It may often be that the formation of a new County Borough may leave the District out of which it is formed over-burdened with institutions for which it cannot find occupants ; and the size of a rural county will prevent that personal interest in the poor which is one of the best features of the present Poor Law.
What to read after The Social Outlook Papers On Social Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wesleyan Methodist Union for Social Service to read onlineMoreLess
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