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• There are, of course, other cantonal and municipal institutions as well as private charities that supplement the two primary sources of social security.

• In some ways, the payment card resembles a familiar pledge card used by charities or conservation organizations to elicit donations.

• As hospitals began to take on the air of public institutions as opposed to private charities, they gained respectability among the middle classes.

• A number of charities were founded around 1700 to support and enlarge the school and finance apprenticeships.

• Much information, for example, comes from reports intended for the public that also provided the charities with financial support.

• Throughout the eighteenth century, pensioners' cash stipends were supplemented with assistance in kind received from the overseers, and, to a lesser extent, from charities.

• Opponents of medical charities bemoaned the negative effect of free care on the independence, dignity, and self-sufficiency of the poor.

• Less inherently indefensible but still potentially pauperising were the recurrent metropolitan emergency relief charities.

• What women did, chiefly through the religious orders, charities and schooling, although mentioned in several chapters, is the sole subject of only one.

• During this time, it built social-service organizations such as hospitals and charities that raised its profile and strengthened its relationship with the masses.

• Of course, these charities did contribute towards the makeshift economy, but they were extremely restricted in their value.

• The volumes then follow a regular pattern with sections on economic history, local government, religion, education and (of course) charities for the poor.

• Other charities, particularly those concerned with cancer, also fund trials, though few provide substantial support for more applied research or systematic reviews.

• All care was provided by private institutions, charities, and municipal organizations.

• However, because of the great gaps in the charity's papers, little day-to-day, or period-to-period, activity is discernible.