Let's Go to Poplar!

Author(s): Lax, William H

Binding:	Hardcover
Volume Condition:	Very Good
Dust Jacket:	No
Dust Jacket Condition:	Very Good
Edition:	6th Edition
Language:	English
Publisher Name:	The Epworth Press
Publication Year:	1930
Publication Place:	London, UK
Book ID:	019305
Catalogue(s):	Local Interest and History - London ◇ Religion, Theology, Churches and Church History

6th edition. 240pp, monochrome plate frontispiece and occasional line drawings in text. In blue textured cloth-covered boards with bold red lettering for titles. 12mo. Cloth gently discoloured on edges, a little rounded on corners and spine ends. Some spotting on text block edges. Internally neat, clean, bright and tight. In its original illustrated matte dust jacket, gently worn, rubbed at spine ends and sunned over spine. Lax's own account of his misson work in Poplar, London, for the London Wesleyan Mission and his phenomenal impact and success. His years in the Mission and the desperate poverty and living conditions of that part of East London are described. A colourful and popular figure, he was featured in the Religious Film Society's first talking picture, Mastership in 1934.

Keywords:

Methodism Forward Movement London Poplar East London Social Conditions