W. A. S. Hewins person
also: Hewins, Prof. W.A.S. Hewins, the expert
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Sidney Webb appointed
W. A. S. Hewins documented
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“the Webbs approached the expert whom they proposed to put in charge of the venture... This was a young Oxford man named W. A. S. Hewins…”
source: book — The Story of Fabian Socialism · p.96
W. A. S. Hewins worked_for
London School of Economics documented
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“Hewins was attracted by the idea of the School…”
source: book — The Story of Fabian Socialism · p.96
W. A. S. Hewins member_of
Catholic Church documented
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“later he became an ardent Tariff Reformer and joined the Roman Catholic Church…”
source: book — The Story of Fabian Socialism · p.96
W. A. S. Hewins worked_for
Joseph Chamberlain documented
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“when he resigned in 1903 to become a campaign servant of Joseph Chamberlain…”
source: book — The Story of Fabian Socialism · p.96
Halford Mackinder succeeded
W. A. S. Hewins documented
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“he was succeeded as Director by the geographer Sir Halford Mackinder…”
source: book — The Story of Fabian Socialism · p.96
W. A. S. Hewins did_business_with
London County Council documented
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“Hewins managed to rally reserves to defeat him…”
source: book — The Story of Fabian Socialism · p.102
W. A. S. Hewins worked_for
Fabian Society documented
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“'T was much interested in your plan,' wrote Hewins...…”
source: book — The Story of Fabian Socialism · p.148
W. A. S. Hewins worked_for
Pembroke College documented
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“He was accordingly a man of some academic standing. He had been a serious, if unsuccessful, contender for the chair of economics at King's College London. Although not a socialist in any serious sense of the term he had been a member of the…”
source: book — The Life and Times of Sidney and Beatrice Webb, 1858-1905 · p.305
W. A. S. Hewins member_of
Christian Socialist Guild of St Matthew documented
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“Although not a socialist in any serious sense of the term he had been a member of the Christian Socialist Guild of St Matthew and addressed reproaches to unregulated capitalism half out of nostalgia for the Middle Ages and half out of regar…”
source: book — The Life and Times of Sidney and Beatrice Webb, 1858-1905 · p.305
W. A. S. Hewins member_of
The Coefficients documented
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“The original members were... Prof. W.A.S. Hewins...…”
source: book — The Life and Times of Sidney and Beatrice Webb, 1858-1905 · p.343
W. A. S. Hewins worked_for
Joseph Chamberlain documented
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“Doubtless Hewins, who was shortly to become Chamberlain's right-hand man rather than Sidney's, took the 'radical' view that former markets were being 'narrowed down'.…”
source: book — The Life and Times of Sidney and Beatrice Webb, 1858-1905 · p.344
W. A. S. Hewins met_with
Beatrice Webb documented
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“Towards the end of his life W.A.S. Hewins had a chance meeting with Beatrice Webb in London.…”
source: book — The Life and Times of Sidney and Beatrice Webb, 1858-1905 · p.347
W. A. S. Hewins founded
London School of Economics documented
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“Recalling their happy association in the founding of the LSE, he extended the area of nostalgia to include their commitment to imperialism.…”
source: book — The Life and Times of Sidney and Beatrice Webb, 1858-1905 · p.347