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Born: 1797
Died: 1875
born Naples; eccentric patron of radical causes; former spy in the employ of King Ferdinand of Sicily; friend of R. CARLILE and other London radicals; established the Experimental Gardens, Islington; lectured on phrenology in the Westminster Inst, Millbank, 1835. (DNB)
| Identifier | 71. |
|---|---|
| Type | Person |
| Source | Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989) |
| PDF page | 27 |
| Printed page | 22 |
| Database ID | 207 |
71. BAUME, Pierre Henri J. (1797-1875), born Naples; eccentric patron of radical causes; former spy in the employ of King Ferdinand of Sicily; friend of R. CARLILE and other London radicals; established the Experimental Gardens, Islington; lectured on phrenology in the Westminster Inst, Millbank, 1835. (DNB)