Currently a Catholic Priest in the west of England, Robert Miller has been a long-time student of Maritime Social History and member of the Society for Nauthical Research and the International Maritime Economic History Association. He has worked for both the Missions to Seaman and the Apostleship of the Sea.

This is a very detailed book ... it throws a powerful light on an interesting and idiosyncratic figure, and does not avoid dealing with the controversial features of the subject's life

• I Early Contacts with Sailors II Port Chaplain in Rangoon III Hopkins in Akyab IV London Interlude V In Calcutta VI Meeting Havelock Wilson 1894-1900 VII Towards a Strike 1900-1911 VIII The Strike IX After the Strike X Conclusion Bibliography

Currently a Catholic Priest in the west of England, Robert Miller has been a long-time student of Maritime Social History and member of the Society for Nauthical Research and the International Maritime Economic History Association. He has worked for both the Missions to Seaman and the Apostleship of the Sea.

This is a very detailed book ... it throws a powerful light on an interesting and idiosyncratic figure, and does not avoid dealing with the controversial features of the subject's life

• I Early Contacts with Sailors II Port Chaplain in Rangoon III Hopkins in Akyab IV London Interlude V In Calcutta VI Meeting Havelock Wilson 1894-1900 VII Towards a Strike 1900-1911 VIII The Strike IX After the Strike X Conclusion Bibliography