Charles Pigott
Contributions
- The system of nature, or, the laws of the moral and physical world. Translated from the French of M. Mirabaud translation translator
- The system of nature, or, the laws of the moral and physical world. Translated from the French of M. Mirabaud, one of the forty members of and perpetual secretary to the French Academy. By William Hodgeson, now confined in Newgate for sedition, under a sentence of two years imprisonment, a fine of two houndred pounds and securities for two years more in four hundred pounds translation has other edition translator
- Treachery no crime, or the system of courts. Exemplified in the life, character, and late desertion of General Dumourier, in the virtue of implicit confidence in kings and ministers, and in the present concert of princes, against the French republic translation has paratext author translator
- Treachery no crime, or the system of courts. Exemplified in the life, character, and late desertion of General Dumourier, in the virtue of implicit confidence in kings and ministers, and in the present concert of princes, against the French republic paratext author
Knows
- Daniel Isaac Eaton bookseller journalist pamphleteer publisher translator writer
- William Godwin journalist novelist philosopher writer
- William Hodgson politician publisher translator writer
- Thomas Holcroft journalist novelist playwright poet translator
- William Holland publisher
- Robert Merry poet translator writer
- Henry Delahoy Symonds bookseller publisher
Member of
- London Corresponding Society political organisation publisher
Notes
Writer of radical pamphlets, notably The Jockey Club and Treachery no crime. Confined to Newgate in 1793 for the publication of the former. His brother Robert was active in radical circles in Paris. See John Mee, Print, Publicity, and Popular Radicalism in the 1790s, p. 131-148.