Sidney and Beatrice Webb founded which London educational establishment in 1895?
Beatrice Webb Lords. Between 1929 and 1931 he served as Secretary of State for the Colonies and Secretary of State for the Dominions in Ramsay MacDonald's Labour government. Beatrice did not refer to herself as Lady Passfield or expect others to do so. Sidney and Beatrice Webb never had any children. In retirement Beatrice would reflect on the success of their other progeny. For instance, in 1895 they had founded the London School of Economics with Graham Wallas and George Bernard Shaw: In old age it is one of the minor satisfactions of life to watch the success of your children, literal
Beatrice Webb "partnership" of shared causes. At the beginning of 1901 Beatrice wrote that she and Sidney were "still on our honeymoon and every year makes our relationship more tender and complete". She and her husband were friends with the philosopher Bertrand Russell. Beatrice Webb left unfinished a planned autobiography, under the general title "My Creed and My Craft". At her death, aged 85, the only autobiographical work she had published was "My Apprenticeship" (1926). The posthumously issued "Our Partnership" (1948) covered the first two decades of her marriage to Sidney Webb between 1892 and 1911 and their collaboration on a variety