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philanthropic

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Philanthropic organisationis organised in many cities to help poor people. [adjective]

Victorian and Edwardian Britain is strewn with the evidence of philanthropic and state benefaction. [adjective]

For nearly half a century there have been vigorous political attempts to rein in the spread of philanthropic foundations. [adjective]

He was also interested in prison reform, on which he wrote, and other philanthropic work. [Please select]

"Philanthropic societies," said the secretary, "have done great things for Turkey and for Russia too." [Please select]

"By the way," he asked in a casual tone, "what's this philanthropic widow like." [Please select]

"He credited Andrew Daney with that philanthropic job, Nan." [Please select]

"Does that strike you as too unpractical and fantastic, contrary to sound, philanthropic principle and practice." [Please select]

Colquhoun represents the philanthropic impulse of the day, and notices[106] that in 1787 Joseph II. [Please select]

I have briefly noticed the various philanthropic movements which were characteristic of the period. [Please select]

Bentham was working on the old lines of philanthropic reform. [Please select]

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