The Man Farthest Down: A Record of Observation and Study in Europe
Up From Slavery: An Autobiography The Story of the Negro Working With the Hands Character Building My Larger Education
THE MAN FARTHEST DOWN
A RECORD OF OBSERVATION AND STUDY IN EUROPE
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
WITH THE COLLABORATION OF Robert E. Park
Garden City New York DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY 1912
Copyright, 1911, by The Outlook Company Copyright, 1912, by Doubleday, Page & Company All rights reserved, including that of translation into foreign languages, including the Scandinavian
THE MAN FARTHEST DOWN
The Man Farthest Down
Booker T. Washington
Robert Ezra Park
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THE MAN FARTHEST DOWN
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I HUNTING THE MAN FARTHEST DOWN
CHAPTER II THE MAN AT THE BOTTOM IN LONDON
CHAPTER III FROM PETTICOAT LANE TO SKIBO CASTLE
CHAPTER IV FIRST IMPRESSION OF LIFE AND LABOUR ON THE CONTINENT
CHAPTER V POLITICS AND RACES
CHAPTER VI STRIKES AND FARM LABOUR IN ITALY AND HUNGARY
CHAPTER VII NAPLES AND THE LAND OF THE EMIGRANT
CHAPTER VIII THE LABOURER AND THE LAND IN SICILY
CHAPTER IX WOMEN AND THE WINE HARVEST IN SICILY
CHAPTER X THE CHURCH, THE PEOPLE, AND THE MAFIA
CHAPTER XI CHILD LABOUR AND THE SULPHUR MINES
CHAPTER XII FIUME, BUDAPEST, AND THE IMMIGRANT
FOOTNOTES:
CHAPTER XIII CRACOW AND THE POLISH JEW
FOOTNOTES:
CHAPTER XIV A POLISH VILLAGE IN THE MOUNTAINS
CHAPTER XV A RUSSIAN BORDER VILLAGE
CHAPTER XVI THE WOMEN WHO WORK IN EUROPE
CHAPTER XVII THE ORGANIZATION OF COUNTRY LIFE IN DENMARK
FOOTNOTE:
CHAPTER XVIII RECONSTRUCTING THE LIFE OF THE LABOURER IN LONDON
FOOTNOTES:
CHAPTER XIX JOHN BURNS AND THE MAN FARTHEST DOWN IN LONDON
CHAPTER XX THE FUTURE OF THE MAN FARTHEST DOWN
