Person record for March, John

March, John

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This person is mentioned in the diary a total of 8 times, and was a venue (V) 1 time.

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1794

27 June 1794 (V) 5 July 1794

1796

5 July 1796 9 July 1796 12 July 1796 13 July 1796 20 July 1796 21 July 1796

Name: March, John
Gender: Male
Death Date: 1804
Occupation: bookseller

March was a bookseller and printer based in Norwich. He was the the publisher of the radical Norwich-based periodical the Cabinet(1794-5), to which Amelia Alderson and others contributed. He was involved with the Norwich-based 'Friends of Freedom', engaged in activities such as raising funds to cover legal costs of defendants at the treason trials (c. 1795-97), collecting signatures for petitons against repressive legislations, and organising public dinners to celebrate acquittals at trials for treason/sedition. He later emigrated - possibly with Richard Dinmore - to America where he died.

Pamela Clemit (ed), Letters of William Godwin, 6 vols. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010-), vol. 1.

This table lists the people this person is most frequently noted with in the diary.

Name	Number of Meetings
Alderson, Dr James	2
Thelwall, John	2
Newton, Reverend Samuel	2
Rigby, Edward	2
Sims, John	1
Pitchford, John	1
Taylor, William	1
	1
Cozens, John	1
Gurney, Hudson	1
Notcutt, William Russell	1
Dinmore, Richard	1