The preeminent study of it is Anne Fremantle's This Little Band of Prophets.
The preeminent study of it is Anne Fremantle's This Little Band of Prophets. It was an outgrowth of an organization founded by Thomas Davidson, the Fellowship of New Life. Recognition came with the publication of a set of namesake essays with contributions by Graham Wallas and Annie Besant among others. Its politics changed after Beatrice Potter joined and she would go on to marry one of its chief members, Sidney Webb. FTP, name this group founded in 1884 by Frank Podmore and Edward Pease, a British socialist society often associated with George Bernard Shaw.
The preeminent study of it is Anne Fremantle's This Little Band of Prophets.
{Fabian} Society or {Fabians}