Biographical analysis reveals impact of support groups in 19th-century London social movements.
Imagine the scene. It's the early summer of 1866. We're standing in the spacious entrance hall of Aubrey House, a Georgian mansion in Holland Park, west London, belonging to Clementia Taylor and her husband Peter. The Taylors are radical social reformers who host various clubs and support groups for the dispossessed...
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