The open date and status above indicate when
Richard Cobden Primary School opened or when it changed to its most recent incarnation, with a number of schools converting to academies in recent years.
Progressive politics (so-called) compliments itself on looking to the future; in fact, it is promoting a restoration of patrician feudalism, and its hostility to free-market economics differs not at all from what
Richard Cobden called "the mock philanthropy of the Tory landowners." No wonder Lincoln kept a portrait of John Bright, Cobden's ally, in his office.
One of these,
Richard Cobden, was instrumental in organising the movement and recruited a number of talented orators such as John Bridge, to increase the movement's profile .
1), and to have Degas's Unhappy Nelly (Museu de Montserrat) identified as a portrait of Sickert's first wife, Ellen, a daughter of the great radical social-reformer
Richard Cobden, whose statue dominates a site at Mornington Crescent in the heart of Camden Town, Sickert's home turf, so to speak.
Some Confederate and Union partisans existed, of course, and Campbell devotes two chapters to showing that if one proceeds beyond well-known partisans like Karl Marx,
Richard Cobden, and William Gladstone, there is no correlation between aristocratic status as well as conservative or liberal leanings and Union or Confederate partisanship.
This is a pity as Lord Melbourne and Sir Robert Peel (other than in the context of policing) deserve discussion, as do
Richard Cobden, John Bright and the Anti-Corn Law League, which would also provide a link with agricultural and landed issues.
Nineteenth-century writer
Richard Cobden, however, maintained that the military and markets were substitutes: more military entails less market.
Taken at face value the Olympics seem to embody the vision expressed by 19th-century British political leader
Richard Cobden: "Peace will come to this world when her peoples have as much as possible to do with each other, their governments the least possible." Unfortunately, the U.S.
Seizing this political opening, a pair of textile manufacturers,
Richard Cobden and John Bright, led their country to bolder action, organizing the Manchester-based Anti-Corn Law League into a national mass movement of middle-class urban interests against the landed elite.
Ceri Price, acting head of
Richard Cobden Primary in Camden, North London, described Lee as "outstanding".
John Stuart Mill was a mentor, and Adam Smith and
Richard Cobden were guiding spirits.
The more determined Radicals,
Richard Cobden being first among them, could see no alternative but to avoid all party affiliations and, in Cobdens case, to reject Cabinet positions that might carry the stain of official corruption.