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Pauperism (from
Latin pauper 'poor'; Welsh: tlotyn) is the
condition of
being a "pauper", i.e.
receiving relief administered under the
Irish and English...
- to
direct treatment to
those who most
needed it; to
deter others from
pauperism; and as a
physical barrier against illness,
physical and mental. The commissioners...
- from the
peasantry and
working class. His
pamphlet on "The
Extinction of
Pauperism" was
widely circulated in Paris, and his name was
cheered with
those of...
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crafts and many
traditional trades. This was one of the
causes of the
pauperism of the Vormärz. Only with the
breakthrough of the
Industrial Revolution...
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example of a
smooth transition to the
market economy while avoiding shock,
pauperism and stagnation. As of 2019, Uzbekistan's
economy is one of the most diversified...
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established by
statistics accessible to
every one, that the idleness, disorder,
pauperism and
crime existing in the country, are, in some degree...traceable to...
- criminality,
pauperism, or harlotry, but it does show that
heredity with
certain environmental conditions determines criminality, harlotry, and
pauperism". Estabrook...
- in this way.: 37 The
educator William F. Slo****
wrote in 1886 that "
Pauperism is a
disease upon the community, a sore upon the body politic, and being...
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those who s**** to
maintain status quo: That this
social order with its
pauperism, famines, prisons, gallows, armies, and wars is
necessary to society;...
- sociologist, best
known for his 1877
family study, The Jukes: A
Study in Crime,
Pauperism,
Disease and Heredity.
Dugdale was born in
Paris to
English parents, and...
