The Rights of Man · Character
Charles James Fox
British Whig politician who supported the French Revolution.
minor
Also known as Fox, Mr. Fox
First appearance: part first being an answer to mr burke s attack on the french revolution
Charles James Fox shows up with force in Editor's Introduction. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Leading English statesman who welcomed Paine in England.
Charles James Fox first appears in 0002 part first being an answer to mr burke s attack on the french revolution.
In Editor's Introduction: Leading English statesman who welcomed Paine in England.
Later, in Appendix: Not directly mentioned in excerpts, but referenced indirectly via the Thatched-House Tavern meeting context.
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- Paine's Revolutionary Allies
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