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Conference Paper

Author: Kociumbus, Jan
Title: Reflecting on "The Century of the Child": Child Study and the School Medical Service in New South Wales
In: A Race for Place: Eugenics, Darwinism and Social Thought and Practice in Australia. Proceedings of the History and Sociology of Eugenic Conference, University of Newcastle, 27-28 April 2000
Editors: Martin Crotty, John Germov and Grant Rodwell
Imprint: University of Newcastle, Newcastle, 2000
Format: Print
Source: Carey 2003

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