Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Sir Randal Cremer: His Life and Work
The only parallel modern instance is that of William Lloyd Garrison, the great American abolitionist. AS will be seen hereafter, th'e domi nant idea in the mind of Cremer was the fraternity of the peoples. To realise this idea he became the first English secretary of the International it finds a prominent place in his first address to the electors of Warwick and when the Franco German War broke out he gathered around him, in his own house, a little band of workmen comrades enlisted in the apparently hopeless task of making war against war.
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