'These Eighty Years' 2 Volume Set : Or, The Story of an Unfinished Life, Mixed media product Book

'These Eighty Years' 2 Volume Set : Or, The Story of an Unfinished Life Mixed media product

Part of the Cambridge Library Collection - British and Irish History, 19th Century series

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Henry Solly (1813-1903) was a British Unitarian minister and social reformer who supported universal suffrage, the abolition of slavery and free education.

He is remembered today for his contribution to the development of the working-class movement in late Victorian Britain, and especially for being involved in the foundation of institutions such as Working Men's Clubs, the Charity Organization Society and the Garden City movement.

First published in 1893, this two-volume autobiography combines the account of Solly's personal life as a Unitarian minister and father of five with the various social, religious and educational movements he was involved with during his career as an activist.

Volume 1 describes his early life and ministry, and Volume 2 covers with his work for social reform, recounting the development of the Club movement and other radical initiatives which would benefit the working classes in the nineteenth century.

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