Sidney Webb

An important and forceful left-wing intellectual (a shaper both of the Fabian Society and of the Labour Party ), BW wrote at the end of the nineteenth century and in the early twentieth century. Her...

The first number of the New Statesman, a left-wing journal founded by themselves under the auspices of the Fabian Society , carried the opening instalment of Beatrice and Sidney Webb 's What is Socialism?

It discusses in detail the ideas of anarchism which EFB encountered through her friendship with Charlotte and Arthur Wilson . Its heroine, Honora Kemball, is faced with her father's decision to renounce his wages...

Her almost innumerable sources include Charles Darwin , Herbert Spencer , Thomas Malthus , Thomas Huxley , Francis Galton , Edward Carpenter , John A. Hobson , and Sidney Webb . She was also inspired...

Beginning as a Labour Government was formed (with Sidney Webb as a member), this contains vivid personal sketches of leading politicians.

Beatrice and Sidney Webb jointly published Industrial Democracy, a successor to their history of trade unions in which they aimed to put forward a theory of unionism.

Sidney and BW jointly published volume one of their monumental English Local Government from the Revolution to the Municipal Corporations Act, entitled The Parish and the County.

Beatrice and Sidney Webb jointly published A Constitution for the Socialist Commonwealth of Great Britain.

The title seems to place the work in a tradition of intrepid Englishwoman abroad, including Emma Roberts , Matilda Betham-Edwards , Isabella Bird , Mabel Sharman Crawford , and others. Beatrice and Sidney Webb consulted...

Written with Sidney Webb , BW 's Labor appeared in the New York-published collection Whither Mankind: A Panorama of Western Civilization.

Beatrice and Sidney Webb jointly published Methods of Social Study, which they had finished just before their visit to Russia.

BW published, together with her husband , Soviet Communism: A New Civilization?

MAH issued another political biography, entitled Sidney and Beatrice Webb : A Study in Contemporary Biography, undertaken because she felt that the Webbs were not sufficiently valued by the current generation.

A further 70-page volume of BW 's previously unpublished diaries appeared: Visit to New Zealand in 1898, including entries by Sidney Webb

In 1935, when she gathered a small group of Labour friends to discuss her project, she found that they gravitated inevitably to the topic of Henderson's relations with Ramsay MacDonald . Two years later she...