 | National Conference of Charities and Correction (U.S.). Session - 1887 - 396 páginas
...Needing work rather than relief 11,280 " 40.4 " " Unworthy of relief 6,342 " 22.7 " " 27,961 ico " " For several years past there has been a very close...significance in the solution of the poor-problem. It throws a rlood of light upon the question, showing how far destitution is criminal, how far it is misfortune... | |
 | American Statistical Association - 1889 - 460 páginas
...compensate. The logical application of this generalization to the whole country is that two thirds of its real or simulated destitution could be wiped...wholly overturn it ; and, while it stands, it is of the highest significance in the solution of the poor problem. It throws a Hood of light upon the question,... | |
 | American Statistical Association - 1889 - 516 páginas
...to the whole country is that two thirds of its real or simulated destitution could be wiped out hy a more perfect adjustment of the supply and demand...wholly overturn it; and, while it stands, it is of the highest significance in the solution of the poor problem. It throws a flood of light upon the question,... | |
 | Arthur MacDonald - 1899 - 60 páginas
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 | 1893 - 1004 páginas
...application to the whole country is that twothirds of its real or simulated destitution could be stopped by a more perfect adjustment of the supply and demand...more vigorous and enlightened police administration. Dugdale concludes, from his study of the Jukes, that environment is the primary cause, and heredity... | |
 | Arthur MacDonald - 1893 - 462 páginas
...application to the whole country is that twothirds of its real or simulated destitution could be stopped by a more perfect adjustment of the supply and demand...more vigorous and enlightened police administration. Dugdale concludes, from his study of the Jukes, that environment is the primary cause, and heredity... | |
 | 1889 - 900 páginas
...compensate. The logical application of this generalization to the whole country is that two thirds of its real or simulated destitution could be wiped...wholly overturn it ; and, while it stands, it is of the highest significance in the solution of the poor problem." Not only are these deductions of " the... | |
 | 1965 - 688 páginas
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... of the cases actually treated were in need of that material assistance for which no offices of friendly counsel or restraint could compensate. The logical application of this generalization to the whole country is that two-thirds of its real or simulated... 