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11. Thomas Hughes Short biography, focusing particularly on his support for idealistic initiativesin the United States. http://www.historicrugby.org/hughes/hughes.htm

Thomas Hughes T he founding of the Rugby colony in 1880 was the living fulfillment of Englishman Thomas Hughes' lifelong goals and ideals. Hughes was born in Uffington, Berkshire, in the Vale of the White Horse, on October 22, 1822. He was the second of seven sons of John Hughes and Margaret Wilkinson. Tom's oldest brother, George, about whom he wrote Memoir of a Brother, was a great influence on his life. Especially important is the fact that Tom attended Rugby School , a well-known British public school, whose headmaster, Dr. Thomas Arnold, was father of Matthew Arnold, poet and scholar. Dr. Arnold made extensive progress in British school reform. The strong impressions he made on Hughes' life and ideals was immortalized in his most famous novel, Tom Brown's School Days . Though Hughes often denied it, Tom Brown was clearly semi-autobiographical. (A school established briefly at Rugby, Tennessee, was named Arnold School, and the name of the colony, of course, came from the English institution.) After graduation, Tom Hughes went on to Oriel College, Oxford, where he excelled in sports more than in academics, but received his B. A. in 1845. He read law at Lincoln's Inn and at the Inner Temple, London, both inns of court and roughly the British equivalent of American law schools. He was called to the Bar in 1847, and in the same year married Francis (Fanny) Ford. He was twice elected a member of Parliament and achieved designation as a Queen's Councilor.

12. Thomas Hughes (1822-1896) Biography of the author and social reformer, with links to related sites and information about Tom Brown's School Museum in Uffington. http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Rue/1896/hughes.html

Thomas Hughes (1822-1896) "And then came the thought of all his old schoolfellows; and form after form of boys, nobler and braver and purer than he, rose up ..." Contents Childhood Schooling Hughes as 'Tom Brown' Rugby School ... Memorials to Hughes Portrait of Thomas Hughes from a plaque in Uffington Church Thomas Hughes was horn in Uffington on 20th October, 1822, where his grandfather (Rev. Dr. Hughes) was the Vicar. His grandmother, Mary Ann (nee) Watts, lived in Uffington Rectory before they had married as her father, grandfather and great-grandfather had all held the living of Uffington. Thomas was the second of the eight children born to John and Margaret Hughes. His (non-clerical) father was an essayist and storyteller, and figures as the squire in 'Tom Brown's School Days' . We learn from the book that he dealt out justice and mercy in a rough way and begat sons and daughters, and hunted the fox, and grumbled at the badness of the roads and the times. And his wife dealt out stockings, and calico shirts, and smock frocks, and comforting drinks to the old folks with the "rheumatiz", together with good council to all. The family lived in the Manor House which was on the site of the present primary school. Childhood Thomas spent a carefree childhood in Uffington. He was encouraged to mix and play with other village children, he enjoyed rambles on the Downs, bird's nesting and stickleback fishing in

13. Thomas Hughes Novelist, reformist and jurist. Helped form the Christian Socialist movement. Author of Tom Brown's Schooldays. Includes short biography and photo. (18221896) http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/REhughes.htm

Thomas Hughes Spartacus USA History British History Second World War ... Email Thomas Hughes , the son of a landowner from Uffing ton in Berkshire, was born in 1822. After being educated at Oriel College, Oxford , Hughes trained as a lawyer. While a student Hughes read The Kingdom of Christ (1838) by Frederick Denison Maurice . In the book Maurice argued that politics and religion are inseparable and that the church should be involved in addressing social questions. Hughes became a supporter of Chartism and after the decision by the House of Commons to reject the Chartist Petition in 1848, he joined with Frederick Denison Maurice and Charles Kingsley to form the Christian Socialist movement. The men discussed how the Church could help to prevent revolution by tackling what they considered were the reasonable grievances of the working class. The Christian Socialists published two journals

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17. I Remain - Digital Archive - Full List Hughes, Thomas, 18221896. Letter 1880 March 25, Pall Mall to Joseph Jopling,Southwark London / Thomas Hughes. Humphrey, Hubert H. (Hubert Horatio) http://digital.lib.lehigh.edu/remain/list_251.html

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20. Thomas Hughes Biography Thomas Hughes (18221896). Thomas Hughes, the son of a landowner from Uffingtonin Berkshire, was born in 1822. After being educated at Oriel College, http://www.applebookshop.co.uk/author/hughes.htm

Thomas Hughes (1822-1896) Thomas Hughes, the son of a landowner from Uffington in Berkshire, was born in 1822. After being educated at Oriel College, Oxford, Hughes trained as a lawyer. While a student Hughes read The Kingdom of Christ (1838) by Frederick Denison Maurice. In the book Maurice argued that politics and religion are inseparable and that the church should be involved in addressing social questions. Hughes became a supporter of Chartism and after the decision by the House of Commons to reject the Chartist Petition in 1848, he joined with Frederick Denison Maurice to form the Christian Socialist movement. The men discussed how the Church could help to prevent revolution by tackling what they considered were the reasonable grievances of the working class. The Christian Socialists published two journals, Politics of the People (1848-1849) and The Christian Socialist (1850-51). The group also produced a series of pamphlets under the title Tracts on Christian Socialism. Other initiatives included a night school in Little Ormond Yard and helping to form eight Working Men's Associations. In 1854 the evening classes that the Christian Socialists had been involved in developed into the establishment of the Working Men's College. In 1856 Hughes wrote Tom Brown's Schooldays (1856) based on his school experiences at Rugby School. His follow-up novel, Tom Brown at Oxford was less successful. Hughes became a Liberal MP between 1865 and 1874 and principal of the Working Men's College from 1872 to 1883. Thomas Hughes died in 1896.

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