Bentham and Reformers in Early 19th Century England
The excerpt surveys social reform, temperance, and radical journalism in Lancashire and beyond. It notes tavern culture, church rates funding sobriety efforts, Sunday schools shaping political thought, and the personal history of John Prentice and his colleagues, including Bentham for whom the writer expresses admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hunt
Bob Short
Court of King’s Bench
Willie
Lancashire
John Edwin Taylor
Guardian
Prentice
Stedfast
Cowdrey's Gazette
Cear
Manchester Examiner
Times
Taylor
John Foster
Bentham
Jeremie Bentuam
P. J. David
New Orleana
Lockhart
St. James’s Park
London
House of Lords
Public Opinion Sketches Promising Second Series
The writer praises the book covering public opinion from 1792 to 1832 and notes a second edition is already demanded. Anticipation builds for a second series that would cover the entire Anti-corn-law agitation period.
A Noted Albany Printer and Self-Made Scholar
Biographical sketch of John Paterson born 1799 in Morristown New Jersey who rose from apprentice to master printer and author. The piece details his travels from Canada to Buffalo to Albany, his multilingual learning, the 1836 AM from Union College, his work on The Calculus of Operations, a 3 000 volume library valued at 6000 dollars, and his marriage to Orilla Bosworth with five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journalmaan
Albany Dutchman
Albany
New York
Hamilton
Paterson
Buffalo
Salisbury
Mesars
Buffalo Gazette
Niagara
Canada
John
Ferguson
Niagara Spectator
Robert Gourlay
Montreal
Black Rock
D. M. Day
Buffalo Journal
E. W. Skinner's
Union College
Europe
John Paterson
America
Nature
Orilla Bosworth
Eliza
Charles G. Russ
Paterson Sill
Joel Munsell
State-street