Ambrose Cuddon
English anarchist
About Ambrose Cuddon
Lived 1790 – 1879 (aged 88–89). Ambrose Cuddon was a British.
Ambrose Cuddon (1790–1879) was an English anarchist, among the first in the country. Cuddon was a Chartist and influenced by Robert Owen, combining the views of the Owenites with those of William Godwin. He published Cosmopolitan Review, the first English anarchist periodical.
Biography Ambrose Cuddon was born in 1790 in Bungay, Suffolk, England.
Works Books The exposer exposed, in an answer to the author of a book, called "A complete exposure of the late Irish miracles / by a Catholic Englishman : To which is added, A reply to the Edinburgh reviewers on the same subject : Concluding with a letter from the Rev. Prince Hohenlohe (1824)
Books (edited) The Inherent Evils of All State Governments Demonstrated (1858) – A Vindication of Natural Society by Edmund Burke; edited with an appendix by Cuddon.
Pamphlets Programme of the Rational Reformers (1853)
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English anarchist (1790–1879)
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Ambrose Cuddon was born in 1790 in Bungay.
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Ambrose Cuddon died in 1879.
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Ambrose Cuddon was British.
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