The Elements of Child-Protection

The Elements of Child-Protection, written by Sigmund Engel and published in 1912, examines child welfare through the lenses of socialism and Darwinism. Engel addresses the critical issues of child mortality and societal responsibility, emphasizing the need for effective child protection measures that emerged in the latter half of the 19th century. This work highlights the connection between social conditions and child welfare, advocating for a comprehensive approach to improve the health and development of future generations.