Social Ideas of Juvenile Delinquency Reformers, 1870-1907University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1946 |
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... Brace was noted for his personal kindness toward boys and for his industry and untiring energy . However , his own philosophy favored the utlimate teaching of the way- ward classes to rise above their conditions for themselves . was ...
... Brace was noted for his personal kindness toward boys and for his industry and untiring energy . However , his own philosophy favored the utlimate teaching of the way- ward classes to rise above their conditions for themselves . was ...
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... Brace strongly believed in pre- and maintained an attitude of optimism in his criminological philosophy : This great class of street children , then , it will be seen , are not all of a hopeless class . They are often of very good stock ...
... Brace strongly believed in pre- and maintained an attitude of optimism in his criminological philosophy : This great class of street children , then , it will be seen , are not all of a hopeless class . They are often of very good stock ...
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... Brace , Emma , The Life of Charles Loring Brace : Chiefly Told by His Own Letters and Edited by his Daughter . New York . 1894. This is the only available biographer of the refor- mer . Curti , Merle , The Social Ideas of American ...
... Brace , Emma , The Life of Charles Loring Brace : Chiefly Told by His Own Letters and Edited by his Daughter . New York . 1894. This is the only available biographer of the refor- mer . Curti , Merle , The Social Ideas of American ...
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