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- Cobden_Club abstract "The Cobden Club was a political gentlemen's club in London founded in 1866 for believers in Free Trade doctrine, and named in honour of Richard Cobden, who had died the year before.Unusually for contemporary clubs, it had a publishing arm. The publishing arm was instrumental in publishing Cobden's collected speeches in 1870, under the co-editorship of John Bright, one of the club's early patrons. Because of its Free Trade connection, it mainly attracted Liberals as members, but with the fading of both the Liberals as a national force, and of Free Trade as a popular cause, the club fell into decline in the 20th century. The popularity of Temperance reform among members also made it unappealing to potential recruits with the passing years. Like many other clubs, it went through substantial financial difficulties in the late 1970s, and closed at the end of that decade.It is unrelated to a modern west London private restaurant and bar of that name founded in 1996, which claimed to be a "refounded" Cobden Club, but which has no connection to the old club, and instead offers live theatre, burlesque, and music by way of "art and entertainment for the working man".[1] [2]".
- Cobden_Club thumbnail Cobden_Club_logo_(1881).png?width=300.
- Cobden_Club wikiPageExternalLink www.cobdenclub.co.uk.
- Cobden_Club wikiPageExternalLink www.rockabaret.co.uk.
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- Cobden_Club wikiPageRevisionID "607162533".
- Cobden_Club wikiPageWikiLink Category:Gentlemens_clubs_in_London.
- Cobden_Club wikiPageWikiLink Free_Trade.
- Cobden_Club wikiPageWikiLink Free_trade.
- Cobden_Club wikiPageWikiLink Gentlemens_club.
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- Cobden_Club wikiPageWikiLink John_Bright.
- Cobden_Club wikiPageWikiLink Liberal_Party_(UK).
- Cobden_Club wikiPageWikiLink Liberal_party_(UK).
- Cobden_Club wikiPageWikiLink List_of_Londons_gentlemens_clubs.
- Cobden_Club wikiPageWikiLink London.
- Cobden_Club wikiPageWikiLink Richard_Cobden.
- Cobden_Club wikiPageWikiLink Temperance_movement.
- Cobden_Club wikiPageWikiLink File:Cobden_Club_logo_(1881).png.
- Cobden_Club wikiPageWikiLinkText "Cobden Club".
- Cobden_Club hasPhotoCollection Cobden_Club.
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- Cobden_Club subject Category:Gentlemens_clubs_in_London.
- Cobden_Club hypernym Club.
- Cobden_Club type Organisation.
- Cobden_Club type SoccerClub.
- Cobden_Club type Organisation.
- Cobden_Club comment "The Cobden Club was a political gentlemen's club in London founded in 1866 for believers in Free Trade doctrine, and named in honour of Richard Cobden, who had died the year before.Unusually for contemporary clubs, it had a publishing arm. The publishing arm was instrumental in publishing Cobden's collected speeches in 1870, under the co-editorship of John Bright, one of the club's early patrons.".
- Cobden_Club label "Cobden Club".
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- Cobden_Club wasDerivedFrom Cobden_Club?oldid=607162533.
- Cobden_Club depiction Cobden_Club_logo_(1881).png.
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