In Darkest England and the Way Out

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By William Booth

Published 1890
Funk & Wagnalls

285 pages

Original from the New York Public Library

Digitized Sep 26, 2006

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The Submerged Tenth	17
embankment, underfeeding, houseless
CHAPTER IV	32
workless, gainsaying, tempter
CHAPTER V	40
lifeboat, bethnal, sixpence
CHAPTER VII	57
whitechapel, vandeleur, rumford

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Doing the Business: Entrepreneurship, the Working Class, and Detectives in the East End of London - Page 236
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Democracy and Responsibility: British History, 1880-1965 - Page 24
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Some seven years ago a great outcry was made concerning the Housing of the Poor.
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Cherry Hill - Page 163
The Dark Continent can show no lower depth ot degradation than that sounded by the dwellers of the dark alleys in Cherry Hill. ...

Plymouth - Page 9
extending the entire distance from Plymouth to Peterhead, you will have a fair idea of some of the inconveniences endured by us in the Congo forest. ...
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Munich - Page xix
His first step, after a thorough study and consideration of the subject, was to provide in Munich, and at all necessary points, large, airy, ...
more pages: xx xxii

London - Page 120
But if we could collect all the waste bottles of London every day, it would go hardly with us if we could not turn a very pretty penny by washing them ...
more pages: 49 112 117 122 136 137 221 248 266 276

Granada - Page 11
The race that wrote the Arabian Nights, built Bagdad and Granada, and invented Algebra, sends forth men with the hunger for gold in their hearts, ...

Waterloo - Page 279
Midas, with all his millions, could no more do the work than he could win the battle of Waterloo, or hold the Pass of Thermopylae. ...
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Paris - Page 137
My officers have been instructed to make an exhaustive report on the way the refuse collectors of Paris deal with the sardine tins. ...
more pages: 132 231 vii

Brighton - Page 114
Robertson, of Brighton, used frequently to remark that every truth was built up of two apparent contradictory propositions. ...
more pages: 239

Birmingham - Page 102
Police found him and returned him to Birmingham ; his reception being an unmerciful thrashing from the drunken stepfather. ...
more pages: 103 178

Liverpool - Page 102
In Liverpool he lived about the Docks for some days, sleeping where he could. Police found him and returned him to Birmingham ; his reception being an ...
more pages: 34 195

Berlin - Page vii
The clever sceptic, who a few weeks ago was interrupting the speakers in Berlin, and pouring contempt upon their claims to a personal knowledge of the ...

San Francisco - Page 243
A telegram from me will send any of them to the uttermost parts of the earth, will transfer them from the Slums of London to San Francisco, ...
more pages: 101

Hackney - Page 177
He has since gone into business at Hackney, and is married. He is of four years' standing, a thorough respectable tradesman, and a Salvationist. ...
more pages: 21

Moscow - Page 231
which created for Napoleon the admirable military instrument by which he shattered every throne in Europe and swept in triumph from Paris to Moscow. ...

Naples - Page xxi
When he was absent in Italy, and supposed to be dangerously ill in Naples, they set apart a certain time every.

Middlesbrough - Page 102
remarkable for his secret pilferings, and two years later left with fifty shillings stolen money, and reached Middlesbrough by road. ...

Khartoum - Page 251
The rush to Khartoum, that arrived too late to rescue General Gordon, cost at least as much. The Afghan war cost twenty-one millions sterling. ...

Rome - Page 174
Christianity itself would never have triumphed over the Paganism of ancient Rome had the early Christians not been enabled to testify from the dungeon ...

Bombay - Page 174
We have already had a good deal of experience in this work, both here and in Bombay, in Ceylon, in South Africa, in Australia and elsewhere, ...

Manchester - Page 66
The fighting gangs of half-grown lads in Lisson Grove, and the scuttlers of Manchester are ugly symptoms of a social condition that will not grow ...
more pages: 102 139

Leeds - Page 139
While Manchester and Leeds may be able to manufacture common goods much more cheaply than they can be spun at home, even these emporiums, ...

Montreal - Page 195
As he was unsuccessful, he left Montreal in the Dominion Liner " Oregon," on October 30th, but except receiving a card from him ere he started, ...
more pages: 197

Chicago - Page 135
We shall have^ the major part of our food practically for the cost of collection, and be able to adopt all the latest methods of Chicago for the ...

Lewisham - Page 103
and help and clothes forthcoming ; with Salvation came hope and energy ; he got a situation at Lewisham (7d. per hour) at his trade. ...

Glasgow - Page 100
AS—Born in Glasgow, 1825. Saved at Clerkenwell, May 19, 1889. Poor parents raised in a Glasgow Slum. Was thrown on the streets at seven years of age, ...

Portsmouth - Page 168
and for over seven years he has tramped about from Portsmouth, through the South of England, and South Wales, from one lodging-house to another, ...

Bristol - Page 197
We at once set enquiries on foot, and in the space of a few days found that she had started from Bristol on the road for Bath. ...

Dover - Page 27
I 'ma widower, have one child, a soldier, at Dover. My last regular work was eight months ago, but the firm broke. Been doing odd jobs since." ...

Melbourne - Page 276
The eager welcome which has thus forced the initiative upon our Officers in Melbourne tends to encourage the expectation that the Scheme will be ...
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Cape Town - Page 154
between the Channel and Cape Town or Australia would be comparatively few. When the ship was pitching or rolling, work would be difficult; ...