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... is at the present time considering evidence on all factors concerning the care
and training of mental defective persons. ... modifications of the Mental Deficiency
Regulations which will do much towards solving many of the present problems.
... is at the present time considering evidence on all factors concerning the care
and training of mental defective persons. ... modifications of the Mental Deficiency
Regulations which will do much towards solving many of the present problems.
Page 509
The following extract at the end of the report illustrates the main theme: “The
experience of the past and present stress the importance of the links uniting the
Saar with France and Germany. These two countries are indispensable for the
Saar ...
The following extract at the end of the report illustrates the main theme: “The
experience of the past and present stress the importance of the links uniting the
Saar with France and Germany. These two countries are indispensable for the
Saar ...
Page 525
These problems are highly important to our present civilisation and its advance,
decline, or fall. (1) It is often stated that the native's rights must be paramount in
Africa because the country belongs to him by priority of residence. A similar
theory ...
These problems are highly important to our present civilisation and its advance,
decline, or fall. (1) It is often stated that the native's rights must be paramount in
Africa because the country belongs to him by priority of residence. A similar
theory ...
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LA CITTA MoRTA By Sir John Pollock Bt | 17 |
THE QUARTERLY REvIEws FIRST EDIToR | 32 |
DICKENs TRIUMPHANT By Robert Hamilton | 46 |
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