In Darkest England, and the Way Out
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1. Front matter2. CHAPTER 1. A Stupendous Undertaking3. CHAPTER 2. To the Rescue!—The City Colony4. CHAPTER 3. To the Country!—The Farm Colony5. CHAPTER 4. New Britain—The Colony Over Sea6. CHAPTER 5. More Crusades7. CHAPTER 6. Assistance in General8. CHAPTER 7. Can it be done, and how?9. CHAPTER 1. WHY "DARKEST ENGLAND"?10. CHAPTER II. THE SUBMERGED TENTH.11. CHAPTER 3. THE HOMELESS12. CHAPTER 4. THE OUT-OF-WORKS13. CHAPTER 5. ON THE VERGE OF THE ABYSS.14. CHAPTER 6. THE VICIOUS.15. CHAPTER 7. THE CRIMINALS.16. CHAPTER 8. THE CHILDREN OF THE LOST.17. CHAPTER 9. IS THERE NO HELP?18. CHAPTER 1. A STUPENDOUS UNDERTAKING.19. CHAPTER 2. TO THE RESCUE!—THE CITY COLONY.20. CHAPTER 3. TO THE COUNTRY!—THE FARM COLONY.21. CHAPTER 4. NEW BRITAIN—THE COLONY OVER-SEA.22. CHAPTER 5. MORE CRUSADES.23. CHAPTER 5. MORE CRUSADES. (continued 2)24. CHAPTER 6. ASSISTANCE IN GENERAL.25. CHAPTER VII.26. CHAPTER 8. A PRACTICAL CONCLUSION.27. LOCAL AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT.28. TO EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR.29. HOW BEGGARY WAS ABOLISHED IN BAVARIA BY COUNT RUMFORD.30. THE CO-OPERATIVE EXPERIMENT AT RALAHINE,31. CARLYLE ON THE SOCIAL OBLIGATIONS OF THE NATION32. THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND THE SOCIAL QUESTION.