John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow CB (8 March 1821 – 17 October 1911) was an Anglo-Indian barrister. He led the Christian socialist movement and founded its newspaper...
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John Ludlow may refer to: John de Ludlow, medieval Chancellor of the University of Oxford John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow, English lawyer and leader of the...
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Christian socialism (section John Ruskin)
19th-century writers F. D. Maurice (The Kingdom of Christ, 1838), John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow (The Christian Socialist, 1850), Adin Ballou (Practical Christian...
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university chancellor John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow (1821–1911), British lawyer, public official and Christian socialist Louis Ludlow (1873–1950), American...
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Kingsley joined with Mansfield and fellow Christian socialist John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow in purchasing water-carts that were sent to Jacob's Island to...
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Plutonomy entered the language as late as the 1850s in the work of John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow. John Ruskin is quoted as having referred to plutonomy as a "base...
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of theology at King's College London), Charles Kingsley, and John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow. It avoided "hard and fast lines", allowing differing parties...
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Schooldays), John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow, Frederick James Furnivall, Lowes Cato Dickinson, John Westlake, Richard Buckley Litchfield and John Llewelyn Davies...
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several papers in Politics for the People, edited by Maurice and John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow, and then in the Christian Socialist. His letters from South America...
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last branch of learning they are confessedly most proficient. — John Malcolm Forbes LudlowBritish India, Vol 1,1858, p62-3 G.L. Prendergast, a member of...
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