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,1859–1890 Intellectual Cockney, from handsome, being rather small and rounded, with a large head and tiny hands and feet. ‘Homely and plain’ Beatrice once described him. But he had an equable temper, amazing stamina and determination and a formidable intellect. He was also a brilliant examinee, winning prizes as other boys collec

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,1892–1897 Marriage, Politics and Writing, people are charming but we detest them’, Sidney wrote to Wallas ‘a(chǎn)s we should the Hottentots — for their very virtue’. And Beatrice acidly added: ‘Home Rule is an absolute necessity — in order to depopulate the country of this detestable race!’. It was a busman’s holiday: in Dublin they investigate

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,1892–1897 Local Government, the TEB and the London School of Economics,ken place in 1889 and there was a good chance that the Progressives, a new alliance of London Liberals, nonconformist radicals, religious philanthropists and trade unionists, would win the next election. Sidney believed that the Progressive alliance, which was in the market for radical ideas, could

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,1898 Busman’s Holiday,atical in order to visit America, Australia and New Zealand. Delighted with the victory of the Progressives in the March elections, the Webbs felt that they would ‘close this portion of our life with considerable complacency and start on our long journey with a light heart’ (March 1898). There was,

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,1905–1911 Royal Commission on the Poor Law,the workings of the 1834 Poor Law the Webbs formulated a radical scheme for the provision of a comprehensive system of welfare services. The subsequent rejection of their Minority Report persuaded them to launch a campaign in favour of their proposals. The failure of this campaign forced Beatrice an

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1911 Far Eastern Travels, of Canada and the Far East which they saw as a complement to their previous journeys of 1898. In any case, two years hard crusading on top of the years on the Royal Commission had left their mark. Beatrice was prone to nervous exhaustion and the pressure of the campaign had eaten into her reserves

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,1912–1918 Labour and War,ed the Minority Report, and the Prevention of Destitution Campaign. The strategy of ‘permeating’ all the political parties had been finally abandoned. From 1912 onwards they were set on a new course of close involvement with Labour.

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,1924–1929 Opposition Again,s leadership was subjected to intense criticism and it was only because no credible successor could be found that he succeeded in being re-elected leader. As Beatrice recorded there was ‘great bitterness among the left … Henderson and Clynes and, I think, all the older and saner members of the Party