British humanitarianism
Subtitle: essays honoring Frank J. Klingberg
By:  by his former doctoral students at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Publisher: Church Historical Society
Published: 1950
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 254
Subjects: Klingberg, Frank Joseph, 1883-; Social problems.; Reformers.
Table of contents: title: The Society for the Propagation of the gospel's plantations and the emancipation crisis, by J. H. Bennett, Jr.; title: Convicts, colonists and progress in Australia, 1800-1850, by C. S. Blackton.; title: The S. P. G. and the foreign settler in the American Colonies, by W. A. Bultmann.; title: Early factory legislation; a neglected aspect of British humanitarianism, by J. Duffy.; title: The Anglican Church in British North America; ecclesiastical government before 1688, by H. E. Kimball.-Thomas Bradbury Chandler, Anglican humanitarian in colonial New Jersey, by S. C. Mcculloch.; title: Matthew Graves, Anglican missionary to the Puritans, by M. O'Neil.; title: James Ramsay, essayist, aggressive humanitarian, by J. A. Schutz.; title: The attempt of British humanitarianism to modify chatttel slavery, by R. W. Smith.; title: Education and the children's hymn in eighteenth century England, by P. J. Wetherell.; title: Selected list of publications by Frank J. Klingberg (p. 200-204); title: Bibliographical references (p. 205-235)