Child Abuse
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| - | "Stories from mothers that they "could not be more surprised" can generally be discounted -- we have simply not seen an innocent mother in long-standing incest, although the mother escapes the punishment that her husband is likely to suffer."--''[[Child Abuse]]'' (1978) by Ruth S. Kempe and C. Henry Kempe, p. 48 | + | "Stories from mothers that they "could not be more surprised" can generally be discounted -- we have simply not seen an innocent mother in long-standing [[incest]], although the mother escapes the punishment that her husband is likely to suffer."--''[[Child Abuse]]'' (1978) by Ruth S. Kempe and C. Henry Kempe, p. 48 |
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"Stories from mothers that they "could not be more surprised" can generally be discounted -- we have simply not seen an innocent mother in long-standing incest, although the mother escapes the punishment that her husband is likely to suffer."--Child Abuse (1978) by Ruth S. Kempe and C. Henry Kempe, p. 48 |
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Child Abuse (1978) is a book by Ruth S. Kempe and C. Henry Kempe published by the Harvard University Press.
Blurb:
Recent statistics have shown that between two and six percent of all children in the United States are seriously injured by parental assault or neglect. In this book, a giant step is taken toward reducing these dreadful statistics.
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