Publisher's Synopsis
Henry Broadhurst was a prominent British labor leader and politician of the late 19th century, known for his fierce advocacy of workers' rights and his passionate opposition to imperialism. This compelling autobiography tells his remarkable life story, chronicling his rise from humble origins as a stonemason to his ascension to the highest levels of government. An inspiring tale of perseverance and grit.
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