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Letters & Correspondence of W.T. Stead

I felt once more the sacredness of the power placed in my hands, to be used on behalf of the poor, the outcast and the oppressed…W.T. Stead Journal Entry (July 4, 1875)

Miscellaneous Letters

Stead’s Journal

Untranscribed Facsimiles

  • Stead to Ramsay MacDonald (July 7, 1905 – on the Labour Party) [1]
  • Stead 4th Earl Grey (November 19, 1874 – on the Newcastle Chronicle)[1][2]
  • Stead 4th Earl Grey (April 14, 1885 – on Bechuanaland, South Africa) [1][2]
  • Stead 4th Earl Grey (Sept. 30, 1878 – on Stead’s “Afghan Policy”) [1][2][3][4]
  • Stead 4th Earl Grey (Oct. 4, 1878 – on Grey’s letter on Afghan Policy) [1][2]
  • Stead 4th Earl Grey (Oct. 10, 1878 – on Russia and English panic) [1][2]
  • Stead 4th Earl Grey (Nov. 11, 1873 – on the Ashantee War in Africa) [1][2]
  • Stead 4th Earl Grey (Oct. 25, 1883 – on Colonial policy) [1][2][3]
  • Stead 4th Earl Grey (Oct.31, 1883 – more on Colonial policy) [1][2][3]
  • Stead to Horace Seymour (March 25, 1884 – on being “neighbourly”) [1]
  • Stead to Horace Seymour (April 28, 1884 – on Egypt) 1[2]
  • Stead to Horace Seymour (May 11, 1884 – on Gordon & Khartoum) [1][2][3]
  • Stead to William. H. Gladstone (Dec. 4, 1872 – on a campaign in Whitby) [1][2]
  • Stead to William. H. Gladstone (Dec. 11, 1872 – more on Whitby) [1]
  • Stead to W.E. Gladstone (Jan. 2, 1878 – on the Eastern Question) [1][2]
  • Stead to F. G. Bailey (March 31, 1892) [1]