He made a plan for the fictitious, but apparently real, sale of a child, safeguarding himself and her at every stage by the presence of trustworthy witnesses of his bona fides. 248, 254, 353; Times, 10 May 1888, p.6. 123 Booth, , Life and Labour, Third Series, VII, pp. 55–56. But throughout these travails he carried on, reporting and intervening in the Russian Revolution of 1905, participating in the preliminaries and the proceedings of the Second Hague Peace Conference during 1907, assailing the 'Germano-phobia' of the British Foreign Office, promoting Anglo-German press understanding and conciliation, condemning Italian atrocities in the Italo-Turkish War of 1910–11, and, as ever, advancing the cause of world peace through international arbitration and Anglo-American collaboration. No Jacket. Perhaps Emmeline knew of Stead's fondness for young girls, which Sylvia experienced too. . Col'd Frontis. with George Jacob Holyoake, Hove Central Library, Sussex, corresp. The reaction of the main London newspapers to In Darkest England was generally very favourable. : 285, xxxi p., the folding color frontis chart is present : col. ill. ; 23 cm. Book will be sent by UK postal service. It swept us into the irretrievable disaster of sending Gordon to the Sudan. London : International Headquarters of the Salvation Army During the 1890s Stead also intensified his lifelong interest in psychic phenomena, establishing the short-lived quarterly Borderland (1894–6) and publishing some of his personal experiences with automatic writing in Letters from Julia (1897). In 1906 Emmeline Pankhurst sent Annie Kenney to meet Stead. 1st. 82 Methodist Times, VI, p. 956, cited in Inglis, , Churches, p. 194. | Contact this seller Superb fold out chart entitled Salvation Army Social Campaign. (1908–9); 10 further suppls. Shadow Books It is high time that we had an authoritative explanation of our position in relation to Turkey. Mrs. Despard, sister of General French, a grey-haired matron who has devoted herself to charitable works in South West London, promptly took the place of the silenced speaker, only to be as promptly silenced. Condition: Very Good. | Contact this seller (1891), From: Hardcover. 70 Booth, , In Darkest England, pp. 5 Thompson, E. P., “Blood, Fire and Unction”, in: New Society, No 128 (1965), p. 25. Einzelne Bleistiftanstreichungen. It stormed its way through. 152, 178. 4 Gilbert, B. (1890), From: 107–25. Not a bit of it. London, International Headquarters of the Salvation Army [1890 2 See Social Control in Nineteenth Century Britain, ed. Some very light spotting to front free endpaper and half-title, early ownership inscription: "B.B. 80 Hyndman, H. M., General Booth's Book Refuted (London, 1890), passim, but esp.pp. by id, . (London, 1981), p. 97. To the anti-Suffragists who look down from the club windows in Pall Mall, which are still the exclusive lairs of the male monopolist, the great procession winding its slow length along must have seemed like a deadly boa constrictor stretching its coil around its fascinated victim. 1 Kg. 1st Edition. Stead worked hard for an end to the arms race and was fully committed to the principle of arbitration and to the International Court of Justice. (Rio Rancho, NM, U.S.A.), About this Item: Funk & Wagnalls, 1890. From: 140–41. cit., pp. 109 Webb, , Our Partnership, op. Find out more about sending content to Google Drive. Condition: Very Good. International Headquarters of the Salvation Army,, London. I have been praised beyond my utmost expectation. The details are sickening. In a period that began with his active involvement in the promotion of the First Hague Peace Conference (1898–9) and lasted until his death fourteen years later, Stead worked tirelessly on behalf of the world peace movement. There was no mistaking what Stead meant to tell you, but after the first few sentences had been dinned into the ears of any sensitive person an irresistible longing for the sounds to be conveyed from a greater distance, or through two stout plugs of cotton wool, came upon the most eager for information. 8 Bl., S. (9)-285, XXXI S., 3 Bl. B, IV, item 15. 13 Metropolitan Police Records 2/254, Public Record Office, London. Hardcover. 115 This section is based on work done by Sheila Blackburn of Manchester University on the newspaper cuttings in Folder 207 of the Gertrude Tuckwell Collection. 113 Etherington, , “Hyndman, the Social-Democratic Federation, and Imperialism,” loc. Brocklehurst was a key figure in the Labour Church movement. 568–82, quote at p. 580. on title page; shelf no. It is pleasant to read what everyone is saying of him now: that to him death was but the passage from one room to another of his Father's house; that it was quite certain that he would be among the last to leave the ship, that among the tragic uncertainties of this tragic event there was, at any rate, one positive certainty, and that was that he would never seek his own safety at the cost of others, but would die, as he had lived, heroically. Large folding colour-printed chart of the Salvation Army social campaign. This is an important work relating to social welfare in England by the founder of the Salvation Army. Other methods coincided; Captain Irons of Portsmouth recorded in his diary for 1 March 1879: “took 1500 handbills to the Dock gates, to distribute to workmen as they went home”, Railton, G. S., Captain Ted (London, 1880), p. 65. | Contact this seller

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