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Hinckley. Maine: Good Will Farm, 1905.
Valuable upon the whole range of public philanthropies for children, perhaps "Child Problems," by George B.
Mangold, New York, The Macmillan Co., 1911, is most helpful upon the topics of this chapter and that which fol- lows.
XXVIII DEPENDENT AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN THE border line between delinquent and depend- ent children is an imaginary one. A child who is dependent upon charity or other precarious ways of making a living or who is neglected is almost c...ertain to become delinquent, and delinquent children usually come from the class that is financially de- pendent and that neglects its offspring. Often the children's judge sets apart separate days for the exami- nation of cases of truants and of those in whom de- linquency and in whom dependency Is the principal fact, but in practise he finds that he must consider both facts together. Dependence is a serious condi- tion and Its treatment Is a matter of the greatest im- portance for, as Hart says, "The court's control of the delinquent children Is usually temporary, while action for the dependent children is calculated to determine their entire future.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hinckley. Maine: Good Will Farm, 1905.
Valuable upon the whole range of public philanthropies for children, perhaps "Child Problems," by George B.
Mangold, New York, The Macmillan Co., 1911, is most helpful upon the topics of this chapter and that which fol- lows.
XXVIII DEPENDENT AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN THE border line between delinquent and depend- ent children is an imaginary one. A child who is dependent upon charity or other precarious ways of making a living or who is neglected is almost c...ertain to become delinquent, and delinquent children usually come from the class that is financially de- pendent and that neglects its offspring. Often the children's judge sets apart separate days for the exami- nation of cases of truants and of those in whom de- linquency and in whom dependency Is the principal fact, but in practise he finds that he must consider both facts together. Dependence is a serious condi- tion and Its treatment Is a matter of the greatest im- portance for, as Hart says, "The court's control of the delinquent children Is usually temporary, while action for the dependent children is calculated to determine their entire future.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forbush, William Byron, 1868-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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