Collection of Leaflets, Reports, Member Lists and other Proceedings from the Christian Social Union of the United Kingdom, Including the Oxford and Cambridge Branches.
United Kingdom: Christian Social Union, presumed Publisher. Pamphlet. Good. Item #010382
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dates vary, ranging from the late 1800s to early 1900s. All pamphlets or single sheets. Included are leaflets #2-6, 15-17, 19-20, 22-34, 37, 40-41. Leaflet number 1 may also be present, with handwritten No. 1 perhaps indicating it as such. With approximately 20 other reports, member lists, lists of financial or business related matters relating to the group, etc. The leaflets discuss topics ranging from strikes, temperance legislation in the United States, profit sharing, state protection of children, the aged poor, methods of industrial peace, life in West London, etc. The Christian Social Union was a social group associated with the Church of England. Established in 1889, the group studied social conditions of its times, with the aim of alleviating social injustices such as poverty and other related social ills. The group merged with the Industrial Christian Fellowship in 1919. Condition of the pieces range from GOOD or better. Some are very brittle, with extensive chipping, tearing and loss of margins. General browning to the pieces. Some soiling. A few pieces with minor notations.
Price: $60.00