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208 THE SOCIAL SCIENCE CONGRESS
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The The Promotion Seventh Annual Of Soci...
well fostered onl as personal in by excessive the habits military _drinking that die require tary and and slothful reformation regulations inaction . but But , much habits it is must onl not y
be supp y done ly , the also which sites by Government and ventilation le cannot in do attendin of for buildings themselves g to , , drai & c . . n ; age Even for , water these the are things peop to restore health
hills which are resorted to with a view , are is becoming urgentand pestiferous it has become from neg a necessity lect ; so that that the ther cry e should for reform be a
Government Public Health , —for Dep it would artment indeed for be India creating ;—a India noble anew task since for
hands God places of man His and own permits power , man His to own create life-g mankind iving laws by , in those the
lawseven as , He permits man to destroy mankind _hy neglect of thos , e laws . Social
On the 9 th of October , in the Department of Economy , Miss Louisa Twining read a paper , _on-r- after The Young , Aged what , and
had Incurabl been e done in Workhouses in behalf of , " in the which former , two classes mentioning of persons , she stated that destitute incurables were too numerous for multilied to
_HoineQ and Hospitals to be sufficiently paccommosome date them who , and were many received therefore there she must were resort able to that workhouses to pay a . little need As
would towards be their met maintenance if a ward were , set suggested apart in all a workhouses great into On which the admission 10 thin should the Department be obtained of by Education payment . , a most
the interesting Dep Half artment work , address Mr System . , Nassau was to , senr delivered Children . on the engaged by " Advantages the in President Manufactories afforded of the b . " y
- In the course of the address some terrible revelations were made as to the amount of labour exacted from children of very where child of two
years aged early respectivel years old had , especiall been y 8 , sent 6 y , in and to Notting work 4 . It at hamshir lace was - usual making e , the for with time children a her sisters to be ,
kept incessantly at this kind of work from they were — seven " On years the Training old at the of utmost the Primary . Mrs . Gordon Schoolmistress contributed ; " and a pap Mrs er .
E . Hamilton one " On the Early Industrial Training * of Girls of the Humbler Classes . " Miss Florence Niht
ingale Schools In the ' s " papers Depar and on tment on the of " Sanitary Statistics Public Statistics Heal of Native th , of Colonial Native Hosp Colonial g itals
and Causes , of the Disappearance , of Native Races" were also read . was On contributed the 12 th , by in the Miss Dep Lavinia artmen Soll t of y , " Social On the Economy Moral Education , a paper
of the Soldier . "
208 The Social Science Congress
208 THE SOCIAL SCIENCE CONGRESS
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Nov. 2, 1863, page 208, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_02111863/page/64/
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