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Happenings by Accident, children, however, the medical ‘discovery’ of accidents, which was roughly contemporaneous, was unrelated to any widespread humanitarian movement. While fatal and non-fatal accidents were prevalent in the Victorian period, and were perhaps on the increase,. they were not much considered before the

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The Phoney War,scheme ... one of the chief successes of the Government’s emergency medical service’.. Richard Titmuss, in his official history of the wartime civilian services, was cautious about the comprehensiveness and uniformity of the rehabilitation services by 1945,. but his estimation of their overall value

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,An End to ‘Adolescence’,opaedics today stands poles apart from the specialism of the interwar period. No longer do multitudes of disabled soldiers, crippled children and industrial workers constitute its clinical mainstay,. and no longer do rural open-air hospitals and low-status outpatient departments serve as its princip