A tale of two worlds
Retired mariner questions the generosity of Victorian philanthropy
When I was a teenager I read avidly books by Margaret Mead, anthropologist and Quaker, and others on the ways of life of people in far off parts of the world. They prompted a passion within me to travel and to see for myself the places, and the native peoples, written about.
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