Children in care : the development of the service for the deprived child / by Jean S. Heywood.
First published in 1998. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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1998, ©1959.
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| Series: | Sociology of youth and adolescence ;
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Table of Contents:
- Cover; CHILDREN IN CARE; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; PREFACE; 1. THE CHILD IN THE EARLY COMMUNITY; 2. INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY AND THE CHILD; 3. THE CHILD AND THE INEFFECTIVE FAMILY; 4. THE PHILANTHROPIC CARE OF CHILDREN; 5. THE POOR LAW CARE OF CHILDREN; 6. THE GROWTH OF STATE OBLIGATION TOWARDS THE CHILD; 7. THE EMANCIPATION OF THE CHILD; 8. THE STATE AND THE IMPORTANCE OF THE FAMILY; 9. THE UNDERLYING CONCEPTS OF THE PRESENT LEGISLATION; 10. METHODS OF CARE TO-DAY; 11. THE GROWTH OF PREVENTIVE AND ENABLING ASPECTS OF THE SERVICE; APPENDICES.
- I Account of the first admission at the Foundling Hospital. Wednesday the 25th of March, 1741II Earliest Indenture of Apprenticeship found at Styal; III Memoir of Kitty Wilkinson of Liverpool 1786-1860; IV From the October Number of All the Year Round, 1862. Headed, 'The Girl from the Workhouse'; V Orders and Regulations of the Poor Law Board for the Boarding Out of Pauper Children; VI Whose Children? Wards of State or Charity. To the Editor of The Times; LEGISLATION REFERRED TO IN THE TEXT; BIBLIOGRAPHY; PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS; INDEX.