101. Portrait Bust Of Charles James Fox Portrait Bust of Charles James Fox (1749 1806) Charles James Fox is a figure so titanic in an understanding of late eighteenth century politics, http://www.historicalportraits.com/p_view.asp?ID=13500FJD6TOjB3BxpqteD7quIvEO2Ws

102. HTML Translation Of SGML/EAD Document By Tim Green HORNER FRANCIS 1778 1817 POLITICIAN; Fox Charles James 1749 1806 STATESMAN; JEFFREY FRANCIS LORD JEFFREY 1773 1850 SCOTTISH JUDGE AND CRITIC; LOCH James http://library-2.lse.ac.uk/archives/handlists/Horner/m.html

British Library of Political and Economic Science HORNER Horner, Francis, 1778 - 1817, Politician Extent: 9 volumes Biographical History Francis Horner, 1778 - 1817, studied at Edinburgh, was called to the Scottish Bar in 1800, and joined the English Bar in 1807. He was MP for St Ives in 1806, for Wendover in 1807, and was returned for St Mawes in 1813. As an MP he took part in debates on the Corn Law and slavery in 1813 - 1815, and proposed a measure to regulate the proceedings of the Irish grand juries in 1816. As chairman of the bullion committee in 1810, he recommended early resumption of cash payments. Francis Horner also translated Euler's " Elements of Algebra" in 1797 and published "Short Account of a late Short Administration" in 1807. Scope and Content Correspondence of Francis Horner with individuals including Charles James Fox, Francis Lord Jeffrey, James Loch, Rev Thomas Robert Malthus, Sir John Archibald Murray Lord Murray, and Professor Dugald Stewart; correspondence received by Horner's father and brother after his death; miscellaneous political notes by Francis Horner; and brief letters from John Allen reporting the progress of the illness of Charles James Fox. Arrangement This collection is arranged in eight volumes.

103. Charles Fox - Author Details And Biography - The Quotations Page Quotations by Author. Author Details Charles Fox (1749 1806). Full Name, Fox, Charles James. Biography, English orator politician http://www.quotationspage.com/author.php?author=Charles Fox

104. Frases De Charles James Fox http://www.proverbia.net/citasautor.asp?autor=374

105. Gardnerpage Charles James Fox 1749 1806 .was the main political opposition to William Pitt and the Crown during his long Parliamentary career. http://www.conderclub.homestead.com/gardnerpage.html

Javascript is either disabled or not supported by this browser. This page may not appear properly. Michael Grogan CTCC # 48 mike@grogantokens.org ADMIRAL GARDNER'S TOKEN MSX 226 This is a penny size token, photographed in direct and indirect light. Middlesex 226 is actually an election medalet prepared by Wyon and manufactured by Kempson for the Westminster Parliamentary contest of 1796. Admiral Alan Gardner [ later Lord Gardner , 1742 - 1809 ] used the token design to promote his candidacy against Liberal Charles James Fox and Radical John Horne Tooke. The token may have helped Gardner, who was elected along with Fox. All three candidates went on to distinguished careers. Alan Gardner was made an Irish Lord in 1800 and became Commander of the Channel Fleet in 1807. Charles James Fox [ 1749 - 1806 ] was the main political opposition to William Pitt and the Crown during his long Parliamentary career. He championed the American colonists and the French Revolution along with other often unpopular Liberal causes. John Horne Tooke [ 1736 - 1812 ] was a prominent political Radical, imprisoned in 1777 for libelling the Royal troops in America and acquitted of High Treason in a famous 1794 trial. He reached Parliament in 1801 from Old Sarum.

106. Incunabula Books [REFERENCE: AUTHORS: F] Charles James Fox, English government official (1749 1806) John William Fox (John Fox Jr.), American novelist (1863 - 1919) Michael J. Fox, American actor http://www.incunabulabooks.com/ibrfathf.htm

Home Featured Reference Email Us Incunabula Books: AUTHORS LASTNAME: F. F: Rev. Frederick William Faber, English priest and writer (1815 - 1863) Fabius (Quintus Fabius Maximus Verrucosus) (Cunctator), Roman general and statesman (- 203 BC) Clifton Fadiman, American radio performer and author (1904 - ) Emile Faguet, French writer and critic (1847 - 1916) Harris C. Fahnstock, American financier (1835 - 1914) Douglas Fairbanks, American actor (1883 - 1939) Edward Fairfax, British writer (1580 - 1635) Frederick William Fairholt, English artist, engraver and antiquary (1814 - 1866) William Falconer, Scottish poet (1732 - 1769) Oriana Fallaci, Italian writer and journalist (1930 - ) Susan Faludi, American writer and feminist (1959 - ) Julian C.H. Fane, English poet (1827 - 1870) Frantz Fanon, French West Indian psychoanalyst and writer (1925 - 1961) Catherine M. Fanshawe, English author and verse writer (1765 - 1834) Michael Faraday, English physicist and chemist (1791 - 1867) Eliza Wood Burhans Farnham, American social reformer and lecturer (1815 - 1864) Jeffrey Farnol

107. Republican Generation - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia The Republicans had three US Presidents Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Charles James Fox (1749 1806). Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 1749 - 1832 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republican_Generation

Republican Generation From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Republican Generation is the name given to that generation of Americans born from to by William Strauss and Neil Howe in their book Generations . They grew up as the precious object of adult protection during the French and Indian Wars , an era of rising crime and social disorder. They came of age highly regarded for their secular optimism and spirit of cooperation . As young adults, they achieved glory as soldiers in the American Revolutionary War , brilliance as scientists , order as civic planners, and epic success as state-crafters. Trusted by elders and aware of their own role in history , they led the campaign to ratify the United States Constitution and filled all the early cabinet posts. In midlife, they built canals and acquired territories, while their orderly Federalist and rational Republican leaders made America a "workshop of liberty". As elders, they chafed at passionate youths bent on repudiating much of what they had built. The Republicans' typical grandparents were of the Enlightenment Generation . Their parents were of the Awakening Generation and Liberty Generation . Their children were of the Compromise Generation and Transcendental Generation and their typical grandchildren were of the Gilded Generation Altogether, about 2.1 million Americans were born from 1742 to 1766. 17 percent were immigrants and 17 percent were slaves at any point in their lives.

108. Bio Notes: Charles James Fox Mitchell, LG, Charles James Fox and the Disintegration of the Whig Party, Walter Savage Landor, Charles James Fox a Commentary on his Life and http://home.golden.net/~marg/bansite/friends/fox.html

@import url(../styles/explorer.css); Previous Next Charles James Fox A powerful voice within the Whig party in England from the period of the Revolution through to the end of the 18th century, Charles James Fox was the epitome of a rake of his time and is often remembered as much for his gambling, drinking and pursuit of women as for his politics. This, naturally, made him irresistible to Ban Tarleton, who gravitated to his political circle after the end of the war and remained in it loyally through the 1790s, when many others deserted the failing Whig party. The two men also had a connection through Mary Robinson , who was Fox's lover for a time in 1782, and seems to have drifted back and forth between them before she and Fox went opposite ways. (Their sexual liaison is sometimes denied by Fox's biographers, but was certainly accepted as a reality by his friends, judging by various bits of correspondence.) Son of Lord Holland and a daughter of the Duke of Richmond, Fox began his political career as a Tory, but between 1772 and 1774, his personal dislike of George III and radical notions pushed him gradually towards the Whigs. He spent most of his active political career in opposition, gaining fame as one of the finest orators of the age. However, he was too fond of a private life dominated by self-indulgence, and too lacking in professional ambition, to be a successful politician. Short and heavy

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