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In Darkest England, and the Way Out

by William Booth

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  1. 1Dedication
  2. 2Preface
  3. 3Chapter 5 | More Crusades…
  4. 4Chapter 3 — The Homeless
  5. 5Chapter 4 — The Out-of-Works
  6. 6Chapter 5 — On the Verge of the Abyss
  7. 7Chapter 6 — The Vicious
  8. 8Chapter 7 — The Criminals
  9. 9Chapter 8 — The Children of the Lost
  10. 10Chapter 9 — Is There No Help?
  11. 11Part 2 — Deliverance
  12. 12Section 2 — My Scheme
  13. 13The City Colony
  14. 14The Farm Colony
  15. 15The Over-Sea Colony
  16. 16Section 1 — Food and Shelter for Every Man
  17. 17Section 2 — Work for the Out-of-Works — The Factory
  18. 18Section 3 — The Regimentation of the Unemployed
  19. 19Section 4 — The Household Salvage Brigade
  20. 20Chapter 3 — To the Country! — The Farm Colony
  21. 21Section 1 — The Farm Proper
  22. 22Section 2 — The Industrial Village
  23. 23Section 3 — Agricultural Villages
  24. 24Section 4 — Co-Operative Farm
  25. 25Chapter 4 — New Britain — The Colony Over-Sea
  26. 26Section 1 — The Colony and the Colonists
  27. 27Section 2 — Universal Emigration
  28. 28Section 3 — The Salvation Ship
  29. 29Chapter 5 — More Crusades
  30. 30Section 1 — A Slum Crusade — Our Slum Sisters
  31. 31Section 2 — The Travelling Hospital
  32. 32Section 4 — Effectual Deliverance for the Drunkard
  33. 33Section 5 — A New Way of Escape for Lost Women. The Rescue Homes
  34. 34Section 6 — A Preventive Home for Unfallen Girls When in Danger
  35. 35Section 7 — Enquiry Office for Lost People
  36. 36A Lost Wife
  37. 37A Lost Child
  38. 38A Lost Daughter
  39. 39A Lost Servant
  40. 40A Lost Husband
  41. 41Found in the Bush
  42. 42Section 8 — Refuges for the Children of the Streets
  43. 43Section 9 — Industrial Schools
  44. 44Section 10 — Asylums for Moral Lunatics
  45. 45Chapter 6 — Assistance in General
  46. 46Section 1 — Improved Lodgings
  47. 47Section 2 — Model Suburban Villages
  48. 48Section 3 — The Poor Man’s Bank
  49. 49Section 4 — The Poor Man’s Lawyer
  50. 50Section 5 — Our Intelligence Department
  51. 51Section 6 — Co-Operation in General
  52. 52Section 7 — A Matrimonial Bureau
  53. 53Section 8 — Whitechapel-by-the-Sea
  54. 54Chapter VII — Can It Be Done, and How?
  55. 55Section 2 — How Much Will It Cost?
  56. 56Section 3 — Some Advantages Stated
  57. 57Section 4 — Some Objections Met
  58. 58Section 5 — Recapitulation
  59. 59Chapter 8 — A Practical Conclusion
  60. 60Appendix
  61. 61The Salvation Army
  62. 62The Property Department
  63. 63Social Work of the Army
  64. 64Salvation and Social Reform Literature
  65. 65The Auxiliary League
  66. 66The Salvation Army: A Sketch
  67. 67The Salvation Army Social Reform Wing
  68. 68Central Labour Bureau. Local Agents and Correspondents’ Department
  69. 69Local Agents and Correspondents Department
  70. 70To Employers of Labour
  71. 71We Propose to Enter Upon a Crusade Against “Sweating.” Will You Hel…
  72. 72Central Labour Bureau
  73. 73How Beggary Was Abolished in Bavaria by Count Rumford
  74. 74The Co-Operative Experiment at Ralahine
  75. 75Carlyle on the Social Obligations of the Nation
  76. 76The Catholic Church and the Social Question

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