British Library / Bow Cemetery / University of Haifa / Thames embankment / National Gallery / Trafalgar Square / /
Holiday
harvest festival / /
IndustryTerm
narrative device / food / manufacturing class / /
Movie
News from Nowhere / State of Siege / /
NaturalFeature
Thames / /
Organization
Committee of Public Safety / National Trust / Socialist League / University of Haifa / Social Democratic Federation / army / London police / United Nations / US Federal Reserve / Law and Liberry League / Fabian Society / Law and Liberty League / Federation of Combined Workmen / /
Person
Louisa Macdonald Baldwin / George Bernard Shaw / John Goode / Jeanne Mackenzie / Santa Aloi / Louisa Baldwin / Alfred Linnell / Malcolm Lawson / Dyck / Norman Mackenzie / Morris / Julian West / Charles Warren / Henry M. Hyndman / Edward Bellamy / R. Cunninghame Graham / Michael FeUman / John Burns / Communisim / /
Position
Major General / editor / impoverished law writer / Artist / Writer / MP / Socialist leader / somewhat reluctant Home Secretary / General / leader / policeman / commissioner / civic bourgeois guard / representative / fiery labor leader at the center / reporter / /
Product
urge / /
ProvinceOrState
Connecticut / /
PublishedMedium
The Pall Mall Gazette / The Times / the Daily News / Commonweal / /
Bloody Sunday and News from Nowhere Michael Fellman A full decade before he became a revolutionary socialist, William Morris wrote to his friend, Louisa Baldwin, of his springtime longing to leave "sordid loathsome" Lond