London Corresponding Society

London London corresponding society (viaf) London Corresponding Society (wikidata) political organisation publisher

Contributions

1. Address to the French National Convention, from the following Societies of Britons, united in one common cause, namely, the obtaining of a fair, equal, and impartial representation in Parliament has translation has paratext publisher
2. Article from a French journal on a French campaign in Italy translation has paratext publisher
3. Buonaparte, commander in Chief of the Army of Italy, to the municipality of Milan translation publisher
4. Extract from the Abbe Sieyès translation has paratext publisher
5. G. Baboeuf to the Executive Directory of France translation publisher
6. Letter of Thomas Paine to the people of France. Published and distributed gratis by the London Corresponding Society has translation has other edition publisher
7. On the use of the word monsieur in France. The executive directory to the minister of the interior translation publisher
8. Proclamation. Buonaparte, commander in chief of the army in Italy to the brethren in arms translation publisher
9. The Moral and Political Magazine publisher
10. The torch, or, a light to enlighten the nations of Europe in their way towards peace and happiness. Extracted from De Volney's Ruins translation publisher

Members

• Arthur Seale bookseller publisher
• Charles Pigott translator writer
• Daniel Isaac Eaton bookseller journalist pamphleteer publisher translator writer
• George Dyer writer
• Henry Delahoy Symonds bookseller publisher
• James Ridgway bookseller publisher
• Joel Barlow diplomat entrepreneur freemason journalist poet politician translator writer
• John Horne Tooke cleric journalist linguist politician writer
• John Hurford Stone entrepreneur publisher writer
• John Thelwall journalist publisher writer
• Maurice Margarot entrepreneur pamphleteer
• Richard Lee bookseller pamphleteer poet publisher translator
• Sampson Perry journalist pamphleteer physician publisher writer
• Thomas Christie entrepreneur physician translator writer
• Thomas Hardy politician
• Thomas Spence journalist publisher writer
• William Hodgson politician publisher translator writer
• William Maxwell physician

Notes

Published four issues of the Politician newspaper, which lasted from December 1794 to January 1795.