Fox, Charles-James, 1749-1806
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Fox, Charles-James, 1749-1806
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Fox, Charles James, 1749-1808
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Fox, Charles James
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Fox, Charles James (St. Anne's Hill, England)
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Fox, Charles James, 1748-1806.
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Fox, Charles, I (English painter, 1749-1809)
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Fox, Charles Jacques 1749-1806
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Fox, Mr. 1749-1806 (Charles James),
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Fox, C. J. 1749-1806 (Charles James),
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Charles Fox I
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Fox, C.J.
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Fox, 1749-1806
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Fox, J.-C.
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Fox, Charles I
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Charles James Fox was born in London on January 24, 1749. After attending Eton and Oxford, his first political success came with his election to Parliament in 1768. Though he initially supported the government's efforts against the populist machinations of John Wilkes, Fox's political views began to shift after receiving and resigning a number of political appointments, leading him to increasingly ally himself with the Rockingham Whigs. During the early 1770s, Fox opposed the British economic policies that later sparked the American Revolution. In July 1780, he was elected to the first of many parliamentary terms representing Westminster, and from 1782-1784 he served in the ministry of Rockingham and Shelburne. After the failure of an unlikely coalition with Lord North in 1783, Fox's antipathy toward King George III increased dramatically, defining the remainder of his political career. During William Pitt's term as Prime Minister, Fox became an outspoken supporter of Irish Home Rule and a prominent opposition leader. He died on September 13, 1806.
English statesman.
Charles James Fox, English Whig politician. A supporter of the American and French Revolutions, he was also a campaigner against slavery, and an advocate of religious tolerance. Fox's scandalous predelictions for gambling and women led to his dubious distinction of being satirized in political cartoons more than any other figure in late 18th century Britain.
Charles James Fox, a well-known orator and Foreign Secretary in the British government under Rockingham, was an outspoken champion of reform and dominated opposition politics during the second half of the eighteenth century.
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