He stood for the Progressive Party, a London group active in the 1890s, and was later in 1907 elected to the London County Council; in the same year he published "The Socialist's Church".
In the same year he published "The Socialist's Church". He stood for the Progressive Party, a London group active in the 1890s, and was later, in 1907, elected to the London County Council.
He stood for the Progressive Party, a London group active in the 1890s, and was later, in 1907, elected to the London County Council. In the same year he published "The Socialist's Church".
He stood for the Progressive Party, a London group active in the 1890s, and was later, in 1907, elected to the London County Council. In the same year he published "The Socialist's Church".