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Sins of the fathers: A study of the physical and emotional abuse of children by Ruth Inglis

Sins of the fathers: A study of the physical and emotional abuse of children

Ruth Inglis
220 pages
P. Owen
Jan 1978
Paperback
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Brings to light the physical and psychological damage that children suffer as a direct consequence of parental behavior, discussing the impact of separation, divorce, and an unstable home life and commenting on prevailing beliefs about the single parent and blood ties
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