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“I think that, in the last resort, a set of people has the right and I fear the duty to say something like this: the conditions under which you insist that we and others live are, quite simply, intolerable.”

Reluctant acceptance that force may sometimes stop intolerable wrong · Letter to Thelma Shuttleworth, 1940

About Charles Williams

Charles Williams

20 September 1886–15 May 1945

On a crisp September morning in 1886, in the shabby-genteel precincts of Holloway, North London, Charles Walter Stansby Williams entered a world that would never quite know what to make of him. The only son of Richard Walter Stansby Williams and Mary Wall, young Charles was born into circumstances that trembled on the…

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