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As there is a darkest Africa is there not also a darkest England? Civilisation, which can breed its own barbarians, does it not also breed its own pygmies? May we not find a parallel at our very doors, and discover within a stone's throw of our cathedrals and palaces similar horrors to those which Stanley has found existing in the great Equatorial forest?

William Booth In Darkest England and the Way Out (1890)

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Primary text - Chapter 1: Why "Darkest England"?
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