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But the Sheffield crowd on the admission of the peace
party consisted largely of "respectably dressed working
sen, with a admixture of those who would consider
thomnolves as belonging to a higher station, oihd a
large proportion of loafers. "
The demonstrations all followed an almost identical
pattern of prcceooiono and outdoor Qeotingo, singing of
a few regulation pry iortic songs, window breaking and
attacks on particular individuals said to be aanociatod
with the peace movement. Schreiner commented on the
violence "Talk of Johannesburg ! It in u quiet country
village compared with the big towns of Great Britain
Just now. "
(2)
When Schreiner arrived back in London bin speaking
enjogemente were conducted at small unpublicined
meeting in private houcost - at the üobhouceu on 21ot
t-Harch, Dr. I3ridgen on 6th April and Ramsay I4acdonaldn on
10th fay; two private meotinee ware held at Uornncy and
Croydon. There ward two social events
(1)
(1) ' ; fur n tin, +t i gar, 16th 11 rch 1900.
in his honour
(a) n#, J. Wilnoa SS:. M. D. 2519, -Schreinor to Wilson 10th
kiorch 1900.