Henry Salt (1853-1939) Humaitaian Reformer


Archive

This section is intended to help researchers and acedmics to quickly and easily determine whether we've a particular Salt essays, reviews and information in our archive.

Not all the material we've collected on Salt is online yet. However if a non-book is listed on our Collection page, researchers and students may request a copy.

We will not be making Salt's books available online even though they are now out of copyright. We feel that the best format to read any book is in a book format rather than a computer screen or even a printout. In addition, many of the books in our archive are in poor condition which prohibits them from being photocopied. However, we are more than happy to help anyone.

The second purpose of the archive is to list any work of Salt that we currently do not, these are listed on the Wanted page. Salt wrote for several journals, especially during the 1880's, and as yet few appear in our collection. There may also be essays, poems and letters that we are not aware that even exist.

If you have access to the following essays or journals please contact us: Humanity, The Humanitarian, The Humane Review, Justice, Progress, To-day, The Nineteenth Century, Temple Bar, Seed-time (The Fellowship of the New Life), Hygienic Review, Social Democrat, The Gentleman's Magazine, Time.

Also wanted are reviews of Salt's books or essays, some of which will have appeared in The Socialist Review, Times Literary Supplement, etc.