Hugh McLeod

Keir Hardie’s Creed

History & Biography

“Keir Hardie is the most revered figure in British Labour history. Yet biographers and admirers have struggled to make sense of the ideas of a man whose diverse influences ranged from Jesus and the Prophets to Marx, Morris, and especially Robert Burns. Neil Johnson, an authority on the Labour Church movement of which Hardie was a stalwart, brings clarity and understanding, concluding with an eloquent statement of Hardie’s continuing relevance.”

Secularization and the Working Class

History & Biography

“"The Czech Republic has one of the world's highest percentages of people with no religion. These well-researched and often thought-provoking essays lay bare the deep historical roots of Czech secularity. They also re-open the important, but long dormant, debate about the connections between secularization and social class, and especially the working class.”