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Transcriber’s note
Minor punctuation errors have been changed and standardized without notice. The following Printer errors have been changed:
| CHANGED | FROM | TO |
| Page 8: | “their dependants” | “their dependents” |
| Page 9: | “eleomosynary purpose” | “eleemosynary purpose” |
| Page 9: | “School of Philanthrophy” | “School of Philanthropy” |
| Page 10: | “milleniums of Christianity” | “millenniums of Christianity” |
| Page 12: | “examine the public attittude” | “examine the public attitude” |
| Page 14: | “found to differ form” | “found to differ from” |
| Page 19: | “practicaly all departments” | “practically all departments” |
| Page 19: | “the ruin of adolescense” | “the ruin of adolescence” |
| Page 21: | “worker has reponsibilities” | “worker has responsibilities” |
| Page 23: | “his reptuation and honor” | “his reputation and honor” |
| Page 25: | “individually unpredicable” | “individually unpredictable” |
| Page 36: | “recognizes an interpendence” | “recognizes an interdependence” |
| Page 47: | “should direct and stimluate” | “should direct and stimulate” |
| Page 50: | “can develope in” | “can develop in” |
| Page 50: | “which developes only” | “which develops only” |
| Page 53: | “of sweeping judgements” | “of sweeping judgments” |
| Page 57: | “sheer dependance” | “sheer dependence” |
| Page 57: | “form of dependance” | “form of dependence” |
| Page 59: | “degree of interdependance” | “degree of interdependence” |
| Page 59: | “inclinations corrollary” | “inclinations corollary” |
| Page 63: | “dependant have been” | “dependent have been” |
| Page 65: | “flieth by noon-day” | “flieth by noonday” |
| Page 70: | “caution in proceedure” | “caution in procedure” |
| Page 74: | “Tolstoi’s indictment” | “Tolstoy’s indictment” |
| Page 75: | “with a good con-conscience” | “with a good conscience” |
| Page 80: | “not this be becasue” | “not this be because” |
| Page 89: | “Historie de la Charité” | “Histoire de la Charité” |
| Page 89: | “fils. Paris” | “Fils. Paris” |
All other inconsistencies are as in the original.