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Haw begins by detailing Crooks's early life, emphasizing the challenges he faced growing up in a poor family and the impact of his upbringing on his worldview. After experiencing life in a workhouse, Crooks became determined to fight against social inequalities and dedicate his life to public service. The biography recounts his various jobs and experiences that shaped his understanding of the struggles faced by the working class.As Crooks ascends the ranks of local politics and becomes involved in labor movements, Haw showcases his rise as a voice for the underprivileged. The narrative explores Crooks's tireless efforts to address issues such as workers' rights, housing, and education. His tenure as a Member of Parliament is marked by his dedication to advocating for reforms that would benefit the working class and improve social conditions.