Includes bibliographical references (pages 281-290) and index.
Contents
Prologue: The world of an outsider -- An English Methodist shopkeeper's world, 1873-1891 -- Discovering new worlds in America, 1891-1898 -- Discovering the battle lines, 1898-1911 -- The increasing price of battle, 1912-1917 -- War without end, 1917-1920 -- A pragmatic holy warrior in the making, 1920-1929 -- The unraveling of radicalism : Ward and Niebuhr during the Great Depression, 1929-1939 -- More wars, 1939-1945 -- In the trenches with Jesus and Marx, 1946-1966 -- Epilogue: The legacy of Harry F. Ward.
Summary
This biography illuminates the life of the controversial champion of Social Gospel in early 20th-century America. Harry F. Ward began life in a family of Methodist shopkeepers and butchers in London, but his pursuit of social justice would lead him to the US and a career of religious activism.