In the aftermath of the lynching and her outspoken criticism of it, her newspaper's office was sacked. Wells then moved to New York City, where she continued to write editorials and against lynching, which was at an all time high level in the years after Reconstruction. Joining the staff of The New York Age, Wells became a very respected lecturer and organizer for anti-lynching societies made up of men and women of all races...
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Wells then moved to New York City, where she continued to write editorials and against lynching, which was at an all time high level in the years after Reconstruction. Joining the staff of The New York Age, Wells became a very respected lecturer and organizer for anti-lynching societies made up of men and women of all races...
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H.G Wells During that time, the first thing that would be settled between a newly employed maid servant and her mistress is what names is the servant liable to answer to...	6 / 1589
H.G. Wells The death also showed the disease problem at the time of the book being written, with cholera being rife and at its most dangerous. Overall, Wells depicted the Victorian securities in the time often in his novel, although on a number of occasions subtly, to great success...	2 / 427
H.G. Wells Joseph sold cricket bats and balls and other equipment at the matches he played at, and received an unsteady amount of money from the matches, since at that time there were no professional cricketers, and payment for skilled bowlers and batters came from voluntary donations afterwards, or from small payments from the clubs where matches were played...	7 / 1787
H.G. Wells Throughout his long life Wells was deeply concerned with and wrote voluminously about the survival of contemporary society. For a time he was a member of the Fabian Society...	2 / 343