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The Poor Law Amendment Act, 1868. (31st and 32nd Vict., cap. 122)
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 19 February 2018
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∗ This would occupy about a fortnight off and on in the year, and would form a healthful change of work, and be alike beneficial to the medical superintendent and to the inmates of the unions whom he would visit. Of course this arrange ment implies the presence at the county asylum of one or more assistant medical officers—a point much insisted on by the Commissioners.Google Scholar
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