Public Relief of the Poor Six Lectures
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This leads them to discuss the authorities who have hitherto striven and failed to control the effect of these sinister prejudices. Overseers ; Vestries, Open and Select; and lastly, Magistrates, all alike are shown to have been unequal to the task. The case against the magistrates is laboured more fully than that against the others. There seems to have been a fear in the minds of the Commis- sioners that proposals would be made for making the magistrates a local Board of Control, and, in order... to get rid of a suggestion which they felt to be quite inadequate, they dwell with considerable detail on the maladministration of the magistrates. Mr Senior afterwards admitted that he thought more than their due share of blame had been imputed to the magistrates. They were no worse than any one else. Then, before giving their own remedies, they discuss certain proposals that had been made 8o PUBLIC RELIEF IN ENGLAND [CHAP.
(i) For making the maintenance of the poor a national charge. In rejecting this suggestion, they assume, as axiomatic, that the administra- tion must still continue in the hands of local amateurs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This leads them to discuss the authorities who have hitherto striven and failed to control the effect of these sinister prejudices. Overseers ; Vestries, Open and Select; and lastly, Magistrates, all alike are shown to have been unequal to the task. The case against the magistrates is laboured more fully than that against the others. There seems to have been a fear in the minds of the Commis- sioners that proposals would be made for making the magistrates a local Board of Control, and, in order... to get rid of a suggestion which they felt to be quite inadequate, they dwell with considerable detail on the maladministration of the magistrates. Mr Senior afterwards admitted that he thought more than their due share of blame had been imputed to the magistrates. They were no worse than any one else. Then, before giving their own remedies, they discuss certain proposals that had been made 8o PUBLIC RELIEF IN ENGLAND [CHAP.
(i) For making the maintenance of the poor a national charge. In rejecting this suggestion, they assume, as axiomatic, that the administra- tion must still continue in the hands of local amateurs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Mackay to read onlineMoreLess
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