The Bitter Cry of the Children
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Hunger among poor children is the problem John Spargo takes up in this 1906 study. It grew out of an estimate of underfed children in New York City in Robert Hunter's book Poverty, which drew sharp comment in the press, and Spargo then investigated the facts himself. Hunter's introduction says the book shows how a lack of proper food in early years harms health and later life. A photograph of a day nursery matron examining a child's throat serves as frontispiece.
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Book facts
- Author
- John Spargo
- Reading time
- About 6 hours
- Pages
- 245
- Language
- English
- Genre
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