William T. Stead: a Life for the People Benjamin Waugh (1885) CHAPTER I: CHILDHOOD & YOUTH It was five-and-twenty years ago, in the grimy little town of Howdon-on-Tyne – it…
The Life of Mr. W.T. Stead: Editor of the Pall Mall Gazette John Kensit (1885) His fame on all the winds had flown; His words had shaken crypt and throne; Like…
William T. Stead and his Peace Message James A. MacDonald, World Peace Foundation Pamphlet Series, No. 6 (Boston, July, 1912) “We also are compassed about with so great a cloud of…
William T. Stead: Cosmopolitan Journalist B. O. Flower, Progressive Men, Women, and Movements of the Past Twenty-Five Years (Boston: The New Arena, 1914) William T. Stead occupied a unique and commanding place…
Works about W.T. Stead It was five-and-twenty years ago, in the grimy little town of Howdon-on-Tyne – it was on the “ballast-hill” – the playground of its children – that…
