The State And the Poor
The State And the Poor
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6d. Per week per child, and nothing for the mother. This is done in one large northern town containing many factories, where the mother is encouraged to go to work. In another HHtchias, working industrial town the intention is women and the to make up the budget to 3s.
a head. 'The scales diverge widely. Even the medium scales are scarcely adequate, and the lowest have been described as starvation. ' The children of women so circum- stanced cannot be maintained at a proper physical and mental s...tandard, and it has been said that the inmates of industrial schools and reformatories are largely recruited from this class. ' 1 'In at least 100, 000 cases, ' says the Minority Report, 'these children are growing up stunted Report, vol. In. , and to a large extent neglected, P- 451> because the mother is so hard driven that she cannot properly attend to them. The irony of the situation appears in the fact that if thereupon the mother dies, the children will probably be 'boarded out' with a foster- parent at a payment of 4s.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6d. Per week per child, and nothing for the mother. This is done in one large northern town containing many factories, where the mother is encouraged to go to work. In another HHtchias, working industrial town the intention is women and the to make up the budget to 3s.
a head. 'The scales diverge widely. Even the medium scales are scarcely adequate, and the lowest have been described as starvation. ' The children of women so circum- stanced cannot be maintained at a proper physical and mental s...tandard, and it has been said that the inmates of industrial schools and reformatories are largely recruited from this class. ' 1 'In at least 100, 000 cases, ' says the Minority Report, 'these children are growing up stunted Report, vol. In. , and to a large extent neglected, P- 451> because the mother is so hard driven that she cannot properly attend to them. The irony of the situation appears in the fact that if thereupon the mother dies, the children will probably be 'boarded out' with a foster- parent at a payment of 4s.
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