Publisher's Synopsis
This inspiring book tells the story of the Workers' Educational Association, a pioneering organization that helped bring education and learning to working-class people across Britain. Drawing on interviews, archival materials, and firsthand accounts, the author provides a fascinating look at the people and programs that made this organization such a success.
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