Lord Shaftesbury, British Conservative statesman and philanthropist Labrunie Illustration from Commercium philosophico-technicum

Illustration from Commercium philosophico-technicum

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they were so ambiguous in their choice of words that many were led to believe that they were in fact in sympathy with the agitators

It served as the Sub-Treasury from 1862 until 1920

Morley was also an active philanthropist

Lord Shaftesbury, British Conservative statesman and philanthropist Labrunie Illustration from Commercium philosophico-technicumLord Shaftesbury, British Conservative statesman and philanthropist, late 19th century. Anthony Ashley Cooper, 7th Earl of Shaftesbury (1801 1885) piloted a number of reforming acts through Parliament including the factory acts of 1847, 1850 and 1859 resulting in a 10 hour working day, and the Coal Mines Act of 1842 which outlawed the employment of women and of children under 13 underground.