Hoover felt the same way about provision of direct relief to the indigent.
The latter were already condemned in 1739 as morally corrupt, vain petty potentates who squandered what little credit and resources they possessed on indigent luxury.
To give an example, let us say the state is interested in protecting the economic interests of indigent people.
In addition, there was talk of assisting the elderly indigent (what utimately came to be known as the 1905 law).
For example, healthcare organizations are expected to provide patient care, and in some communities provide it to the whole community, including the indigent.
The little they possess they freely distribute among the necessitous, without any other motive than that of pure compassion for the indigent.
A patient has arrived at a medical institution that has an avowed mission of caring for the medically indigent.
The common law made children responsible for maintaining aged and indigent parents.
