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Care and education of crippled children in the United States . NEW YORK SURVEY ASSOCIATES, INC. MCMXIV Copyright, 1914, byThe Russell Sage Foundation PRESS OF WM. F. FELL DEDICATEDTO THE BRAVE LITTLE PEOPLE. Photo by Jessie Tarbox Beats Foot Race—The Start PREFACE THIS volume is intended to serve as a handbook for the useof those who are interested in the care of crippled undertakes to give concrete information respecting37 hospitals, convalescent institutions, and asylum homes whosework is so standardized as to permit of statistical treatment, andto give a brief ou
Care and education of crippled children in the United States . NEW YORK SURVEY ASSOCIATES, INC. MCMXIV Copyright, 1914, byThe Russell Sage Foundation PRESS OF WM. F. FELL DEDICATEDTO THE BRAVE LITTLE PEOPLE. Photo by Jessie Tarbox Beats Foot Race—The Start PREFACE THIS volume is intended to serve as a handbook for the useof those who are interested in the care of crippled undertakes to give concrete information respecting37 hospitals, convalescent institutions, and asylum homes whosework is so standardized as to permit of statistical treatment, andto give a brief outline of about the same number of institutions,schools, and societies which devote only a part of their effort andresources to crippled children, or whose work is less definitely de-veloped and standardized. The rapid growth of work for crippled children since 1891indicates an increasing recognition of the need, and the facts heregiven suggest the ways in which that need is to be met. It is hoped that the book will be especially useful to thosewho are considering the question of organizing work for crippledchildren. To this end the work is freely illustrated by plans andphotographs, accompanied by comparative stat
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