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British Humanitarianism and the Congo Reform Movement, 1896-1913

Preface Context and Questions Victory or Delusion?The Rise and Fall of Leopold’s Congo Empire: A Brief Overview Material Foundations of the Congo Red Rubber Regime Imperialism The British Humanitarian Context Questioning Motives, Methods, and Effectiveness Origins Early Critiques From Complaint to Campaign E.D. Morel’s Conversion Stead Enters the Fray Guinness and the Regions Beyond Missionary Union Roger Casement, the Crisis ofJanuary 1904, and the CRA’s Founding Organizing Congo Reform The Executive Committee and President Purpose and Direction Finances, Auxiliaries, and Meetings John Harris and the CRA’s Move to London Parliamentary Committee Adherents Understanding the Movement’s Dimensions Executive Committee Donors Leading Donors Women in the CRA Religious Affiliation Commercial Interests and Other Occupations Alliances Humanitarian Societies Missionary Societies Churches Commerce The Internationalist Congo Reform Movement Internationalism European Connections Germany America Belgium Contested Representation A War ofWords Photographs as Weapons in the War ofWords Lantern Lectures and Other Meetings The Battle in the Press The War ofWords in the Courtroom Politicians and Bureaucrats: The Art of the Possible Lansdowne and Congo Reform Grey’s Arrival at the Foreign Office Grey’s Foreign Office and Congo Reform The Cabinet The Break with the Foreign Office Grey the Reformer Effectiveness The Impact of Reforms Analyzing Causality: What Led to Congo Reform?The Human Element: Interpersonal Relationships and Emotional Responses The Reform Movement’s Effectiveness

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