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What was the cause of Benevolent societies in the 1800s?
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What was the cause of Benevolent societies in the 1800s?

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The Benevolent Empire was dedicated to various causes, including temperance and abolition. There were efforts to reform bankruptcy laws, the prison system, insane asylums, and labor laws.
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There are various causes, including temperane and abolition

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