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BAUME, Pierre Henri J. (1797-1875)

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Born: 1797

Died: 1875


Editorial Description

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)


Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)


Editorial Information

Identifier 71.
Type Person
Source Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page 27
Printed page 22
Database ID 207

Original Transcription
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)