In Whose Best Interest? Child Welfare Reform in the Progressive Era

Ronald D. Cohen · Susan Tiffin

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Ronald D. Cohen; In Whose Best Interest? Child Welfare Reform in the Progressive Era. By Susan Tiffin. (Westport: Greenwood, 1982. ix + 310 pp. Notes, bibliogra

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