Poverty in Sicily:

This 1966 Penguin paperback edition of Poverty in Sicily by Danilo Dolci is a study of the province of Palermo, with an introduction by Aldous Huxley and eight plates. This is a moving study of Sicily's unemployed. In the battle against poverty, the author has put in work and self-respect before charity and the dole. The dry statistics of Sicily's plight take a back page. This is a human account, in which a score of living men and women bear witness to the squalor, indolence, and depravity into which they were born.