his 89th birthday, but settled in the town where he lived at the Red House in New Street. While maintaining his interest in Communist world developments, he engaged in psychical research and completed before his death his autobiography, Searching for Light (posthumously published in 1968). He died, at the Kent and Canterbury Hospital in 1966 aged 92. He was buried in the Cloister Garth at Canterbury Cathedral. Published works The Socialist Sixth of the World, 1939 Searching for Light: an Autobiography (London, V. Gollancz, 1939) The Secrets of Soviet Strength, 1943 Soviet Russia since the war (New York, Boni & Gaer, 1947) China's New Creative Age (London, Lawrence: 1953) Eastern Europe in the Socialist World (London, Lawrence and Wishart: 1955) Christians and Communism (London, 1956); Russian translation – Хьюлетт Джонсон. Христиане и коммунизм. М., Изд. иностранной литературы, 1957, 154 с. The Upsurge of China, 1961 Searching for Light (autobiography), 1968 (posthumously published) References Citations on the Soviet Union "The ideal held out to a child differs entirely from that still too common here (England) – 'Work hard and get on'." (p. 195). "Education from first to last is provided for all without monetary payments, from the excellently equipped nursery-schools right up to the university course." (p. 185). "There is no financial difficulty which hinders a ... student from entering the university or institute for higher education." (p. 207). "Technical institutes await children (of workers) free of charge." (p. 237). "What has the Soviet Union done for its youth and what is it doing? ... On his seventeenth birthday and not before, he can enter industry." (p. 205) External links Hewlett Johnson archive at marxists.org 1874 births 1966 deaths 20th-century English Anglican priests Alumni of Wadham College, Oxford Anglican socialists Burials at Canterbury Cathedral Christian communists Church of England deans Clergy from Manchester Deans of Canterbury Deans of Manchester English Christian socialists English communists Recipients of the Order of the Red Banner of Labour Stalin Peace Prize recipients Writers about the Soviet Union