John Ludlow

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John Ludlow (1821 – 1911) was an English leader of the Christian socialist movement. Although born in England, Ludlow was influenced by French socialism as he was educated in Paris. He was also a co-founder of the Working Man’s College. Most of his work focused on mission work to the poor in London.[1] He also promoted mutual cooperation via Friendly Societies and served as England’s chief registrar of Friendly Societies from 1875-1891.[2]

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  1. ^  Rose, R. B.
  1. ^  Description of the papers of John Ludlow
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