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"Includes correspondence, manuscript notes and pamphlets, circulars and printed notes which describe all aspects of nineteenth century working class life"--Publisher's note, p. vii of guide.
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Published in 1893, Volume 2 of Solly's autobiography documents the developments of the Club movement and other radical social initiatives.
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