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The Rt. Hon. John Bright M.P. is a compelling anthology that intricately documents the life and political legacy of one of the most significant figures in British reform movements during the 19th century. The collection draws upon a range of speeches, letters, and contemporaneous testimonies, vividly illustrating Bright's passionate advocacy for free trade, social justice, and parliamentary reform. The literary style blends eloquent oratory with poignant personal reflections, capturing the fervor of a pivotal era in British history marked by social upheaval and transformative reforms. This book serves as both a historical record and a narrative exploration of Bright's unwavering commitment to his principles against the backdrop of a rapidly changing society. John Bright was not only a prominent member of the British parliament but also a dedicated social reformer, whose early life in a Quaker family instilled in him a profound sense of morality and justice. His experiences during the industrial revolution, including the hardships faced by the working class, inspired him to campaign passionately for economic and social reforms. Through his public service, Bright influenced several key legislations that aimed to improve the lives of ordinary citizens and refine the democratic process in Britain. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in the intricacies of British political history, social reform, and the evolution of democratic ideals. Bright's contributions continue to resonate today, making this anthology not just a celebration of his legacy but a pertinent exploration of the values that underpin modern democracy. Readers will find themselves not only informed but also inspired by Bright's unwavering dedication to justice and reform.
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2022
The Rt. Hon.JOHN BRIGHT, M.P.
CARTOONS FROM “PUNCH.” 1846–1875.
CARTOON.—MARCH 7, 1846.
THE SEVEN-LEAGUE BOOTS;
OR, DEATH OF GIANT MONOPOLY.
The labours of Messrs. Cobden and Bright procured the recognition of Free Trade principles, and, with Sir Robert Peel, extorted from a reluctant Parliament the repeal of the Corn Laws.—1846.
No. 1.
CARTOON.—NOVEMBER 17, 1849.