F. K. Cadman
British socialist
About F. K. Cadman
Lived 1801 – 2000. F. K. Cadman was a bricklayer.
F. K. Cadman was a founding member of the Socialist Party of Great Britain.
Cadman left the Party early on but rejoined on 14 December 1908. He was Battersea branch secretary from 1911 to 1913. He was still a member in the early 1920s and is mentioned with Jack Fitzgerald in Harry Wicks's Keeping My Head as one of the SPGB's bricklayer propagandists. He left the Party some time after 1931.
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Who was F. K. Cadman?
British socialist
When was F. K. Cadman born?
F. K. Cadman was born in 1801.
When did F. K. Cadman die?
F. K. Cadman died in 2000.
What was F. K. Cadman's occupation?
F. K. Cadman was a bricklayer.
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