The English radical journalist and politician William Cobbett (1763-1835) was an advocate of parliamentary reform and a critic of the new industrial urban age. William Cobbett was born at Farnham, Surrey, on March 9, 1763. His father, a small farmer, cou...
Thomas Carlyle called William Cobbett "The pattern John Bull of his century, strong as the rhinosceros, and with singular humanities and genialities shining through his thick skin" (Essay on Scott, 1838). Cobbett was a leading advocate of parliamentary r...
Blunt, forthright, and insufficiently refined to please some contemporaries, William Cobbett continues to challenge modern assumptions. Some readers, regarding his style more highly than his politics, have detached Cobbett from his historical context and...
00-00-0000 ADVICE TO THE YOUNG -- HIGH SCHOOLERS PASS ON EXPERIENCE, WISDOM TO 6TH-GRADERS By TARA KANE, STAFF WRITER Date: 04-05-2002, Friday Section: NEWS Edition: Two Star P Why would a boy want to play sports with a girl when he could...
It's not that she has anything against men. Julia Davis insists she had a wonderful father and has a great husband and two terrific sons. It's young women, including her daughter, she's concerned about. "Historically women have been pleasers and accommodators," says...
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