Fabian essays in socialism / by Fabian Society (Great Britain)

The Arya Samaj an account of its origin, doctrines, and activities : with a biographical sketch of the founder / by Lajpat Rai, Lala, 1865-1928, ATLA historical monograph collection

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Nine women, drawn from the epoch of the French revolution, by Serebri︠a︡kova, Galina Iosifovna

The making of British socialism / by Bevir, Mark

Table of Contents: “…Hyndman -- William Morris -- The social democratic federation -- Theories of rent -- George Bernard Shaw -- Sidney Webb -- Permeation and independent labour -- Welfarism, socialism, and religion -- American romanticism and British socialism -- Ethical anarchism -- The Labour Church Movement -- Conclusion : socialism, labour, and the state.…”
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Radicals, reformers and socialists : from the Fabian biographical series /

Table of Contents: “…Cole -- Beatrice and Sidney Webb, 1859-1947 and 1858-1943 / by Margaret Cole.…”

Breaking conventions five couples in search of marriage-career balance at the turn of the nineteenth century / by Auspos, Patricia

Table of Contents: “…A Partnership of Equals: Beatrice and Sidney Webb / Patricia Auspos -- 5. Having It All: Lucy Sprague Mitchell and Wesley Clair Mitchell / Patricia Auspos -- Epilogue / Patricia Auspos -- Bibliography / Patricia Auspos.…”
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Boats on a river / by Myatt, Julie Marie, DramaOnline

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Britain and Japan, 1859-1991 : themes and personalities /

Table of Contents: “…Piggott (1883-1966) -- Amused guest in all : Basil Hall Chamberlain (1850-1935) -- British training for Japanese engineers : the case of Kikuchi Kyōzō (1859-1942) -- Hayashi Tadasu (1850-1913) -- Marie Stopes (1907-1958) and Japan -- Sidney Webb (1859-1947) and Beatrice Webb (1858-1943) and Japan -- Malcolm Kennedy (1895-1935) and Japan -- Sir Charles Eliot (1862-1931) and Japan -- Peaceful overture : Admiral Yamanashi Katsunoshin (1877-1967) -- Arthur Waley (1899-1966) : poet and translator -- Tsubouchi Shōyō (1859-1935) : Sherborne and Japan - an episode in cross-cultural relations -- William Plomer (1905-1974) and Japan -- Japanese birthday : Taishō II, G.C. …”