Regeneration
- Subtitle
- Being an Account of the Social Work of The Salvation Army in Great Britain
H. Rider (Henry Rider) Haggard
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1. REGENERATION2. DEDICATION3. AUTHOR'S NOTE4. INTRODUCTORY5. MEN'S SOCIAL WORK, LONDON6. THE SPA ROAD ELEVATOR7. THE GREAT PETER STREET SHELTER8. THE FREE BREAKFAST SERVICE9. THE EX-CRIMINALS10. THE MEN'S WORKSHOP11. STURGE HOUSE, BOW ROAD12. THE CENTRAL LABOUR BUREAU13. THE EMIGRATION DEPARTMENT14. THE WOMEN'S SOCIAL WORK IN LONDON15. THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE WOMEN'S SOCIAL WORK16. HILLSBOROUGH HOUSE INEBRIATES' HOME17. THE MATERNITY NURSING HOME18. THE MATERNITY RECEIVING HOME19. THE MATERNITY HOSPITAL20. 'THE NEST'21. THE TRAINING INSTITUTE FOR WOMEN SOCIAL WORKERS22. THE WOMEN'S INDUSTRIAL HOME23. THE INEBRIATES' HOME24. THE WOMEN'S INDUSTRIAL HOME25. THE WOMEN'S SHELTER26. THE SLUM SETTLEMENT27. THE PICCADILLY MIDNIGHT WORK28. THE ANTI-SUICIDE BUREAU29. WORK IN THE PROVINCES30. THE MEN'S SOCIAL WORK31. OAKHILL HOUSE32. THE MEN'S SOCIAL WORK33. THE ARDENSHAW WOMEN'S HOME34. THE WOMEN'S LODGING-HOUSE35. THE LAND AND INDUSTRIAL COLONY36. THE SMALL-HOLDINGS SETTLEMENT37. IMPRESSIONS OF GENERAL BOOTH38. THE CHIEF OF THE STAFF39. NOTE ON THE RELIGION OF THE SALVATION ARMY40. LEGACIES41. NOTES ON THE ARMY'S FUTURE42. APPENDIX B43. APPENDIX C44. APPENDIX D45. NOTES: