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Page 133
... voluntary organizations ( including the Red Cross ) vied for control . For the first time the government subsidized voluntary hospitals to enable them to meet the needs of war casualties , thus enabling them to improve their facilities ...
... voluntary organizations ( including the Red Cross ) vied for control . For the first time the government subsidized voluntary hospitals to enable them to meet the needs of war casualties , thus enabling them to improve their facilities ...
Page 231
... Voluntary hospitals , however , continued to be even more selective of cases than before the war and as a result some public hospitals became seriously overcrowded . The Ministry , throughout the war , took great care not to intervene ...
... Voluntary hospitals , however , continued to be even more selective of cases than before the war and as a result some public hospitals became seriously overcrowded . The Ministry , throughout the war , took great care not to intervene ...
Page 381
... voluntary action , failure of as possible reason of social problems unsolved , 290 voluntary efforts for charity , slackening of , 63 voluntary hospitals : purpose of , 193 , 231 ; financial problems of , 192–3 ; taken over by Emergency ...
... voluntary action , failure of as possible reason of social problems unsolved , 290 voluntary efforts for charity , slackening of , 63 voluntary hospitals : purpose of , 193 , 231 ; financial problems of , 192–3 ; taken over by Emergency ...
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Introduction | 2 |
The First World War and after | 126 |
The interwar years | 163 |
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