THE BROTHERHOOD OF MEN;

OR, CHRISTIAN SOCIOLOGY.

THE

BROTHERHOOD OF MEN;

OR,

CHRISTIAN SOCIOLOGY.

BY THE

REV. WILLIAM UNSWORTH,

AUTHOR OF "THE AGGRESSIVE CHARACTER OF CHRISTIANITY,"
"SELF-CULTURE AND SELF-RELIANCE,"

PUBLISHED FOR THE AUTHOR, AT THE

WESLEYAN CONFERENCE OFFICE,

2, CASTLE-STREET, CITY-ROAD;
SOLD AT 66, PATERNOSTER-ROW.

LONDON:

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PREFACE.

To me it appears that Christian Sociology is one of the most important subjects that can possibly engage the attention of Church workers; while, perhaps, it is one of the most neglected topics of the age, by both Christian students and philanthropists generally. If these pages tend in any degree to promote the interest of the public in the study of Christian Sociology-and especially the interest of Christian ministers, and of organisers of Christian and philanthropic labour-I shall have all the reward I seek.

I am deeply anxious that all who are concerned for the welfare of society, and who in any way scheme and work and give for the elevation of the people, should thoroughly ponder the laws and