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34) He concludes: 'The moral effects we find to have been increased misery and recklessness, showing itself in increased pauperism and drunkenness.
English folk song collectors and the idea of the peasant
It is also clear that it continues to enshrine the notions of deserving/undeserving and fears of pauperism, even though, as Murphy points out, different words are used today: "mutual obligation" and "welfare-to-work.
John Murphy, A Decent Provision: Australian Welfare Policy, 1870 to 1949
Therefore, the editor of that volume wrote, "Poverty, crime and pauperism there are in Boston, but for the most part they may be regarded not as chronic nor as epidemic, but as, to a large extent, importations from without, or abnormal and exceptional.
Joseph Tuckerman, model of charity
The annual reports of the Society for the Prevention of Pauperism (later the Society for the Reformation of Juvenile Delinquents), as well as the writings of the members of the New York Free School Society (later the New York Public School Society), suggest the connection between education and juvenile justice reformers in nineteenth-century New York City.
Coercion, if coercion be necessary: the educational function of the New York House of Refuge, 1824-1874
Of particular interest in this chapter is Riall's discussion of the system of order and control to regulate pauperism and crime in both cities and the countryside.
Lucy Riall. Risorgimento. The History of Italy from Napoleon to Nation-State
In Along the archival grain, these arguments are most clearly developed in Chapters 4 and 5, where Stoler examines the musings of colonial authorities on suitable career paths for Indies-born Europeans and investigates official inquiries into Indo-European pauperism on Java.
Race, class, and gender: debates over the character of social hierarchies in the Netherlands Indies, circa 1600-1942
William Cobbett argues that Henry VIII's expropriation of the Catholic Church's land and other ecclesiastical property wrecked the balanced structure of society that had made and maintained England as the most prosperous and contented country in Europe, and within a handful of years introduced pauperism where it had never before been known.
The problem of industrialism
England prospered in the nineteenth century but pauperism grew alongside.
Beyond GDP: the debate on globalization & development
These critics believed that poor laws stimulated overpopulation and thus pauperism.
The politics of poor relief
Browsing the 200s leads to the subclass Social Pathology (230), followed directly by Poverty, Dependency, Pauperism (231); Unemployment (industrial waste, other problems of labor) (234); Vagrants and Vagrancy (238); and Other Social Problems (immigration, race and population problems) (239) [27].
The Bellevue Classification System: nursing's voice upon the library shelves
The early nineteenth-century national debates about the causes of pauperism developed the idea of society.
The future is conservative: Labour must embrace a conservatism that values what is shared in common, rather than a liberalism that promotes individual distinction and difference
The book traced the lineage of the Juke family and explored the role that "hereditary taint" played in causing their pauperism, criminality, sexual depravity, and diseased bodies.
Diseased, maimed, mutilated: categorizations of disability and an ugly law in late nineteenth-century Chicago

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