Bureau Publication ..., Issues 16-21
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This collection comprises Issues 16-21 of a Bureau Publication from the United States Children's Bureau, likely published around 1916. These documents offer a valuable snapshot into the social policies and perspectives concerning children and families in the early 20th century United States. Readers interested in the history of social work, child welfare, and governmental approaches to family support will find these publications insightful. They provide primary source material reflecting the concerns, research, and recommendations of a key governmental agency dedicated to improving the lives of children during a period of significant social change.
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