From Workhouse to Westminster

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From Workhouse to Westminster is a biography of Will Crooks, a British politician and social reformer who rose from poverty and hardship to become a Member of Parliament. The book recounts Crooks' life story, from his humble beginnings in a workhouse to his tireless work on behalf of the working-class people of London. With its inspiring message of hope and perseverance, From Workhouse to Westminster is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of social reform and political activism.

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