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e. William Batchelder Greene (April 4, 1819 – May 30, 1878) was an American individualist anarchist, Unitarian minister, soldier, mutualist, [1] promoter of free banking in the United States, and member of the First International. [2]
Jul 3, 2019 · William Batchelder Greene, “The Right of Suffrage” [original publication unknown; included in Fragments, 1875] Proudhon’s Solution Of The Social Problem [By] P. J. Proudhon; Including Commentary And Exposition By Charles A. Dana And William B. Greene, Edited, With Introduction, By Henry Cohen. New York, Vanguard Press, 1927. LETTERS:
Feb 17, 2016 · Anarchism. William Batchelder Greene was born in 1819, in the northeastern Massachusetts town of Haverhill, the son of poet, publisher, and Boston Postmaster Nathaniel Greene. A free- market libertarian who was a member of the socialist First International, educated as both a military officer and then as a man of the cloth, Greene’s singular ...
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April 4: William B. Greene born in Haverhill, MA. Records show the name as “Green,” and this is probably before WBG’s father changed his own name from Peter Nathaniel Green to Nathaniel Greene.
Mary Gardiner Greene born in Haverhill, MA.In 1821, the Greenes moved to Boston, where Nathaniel established the American Statesman.May: WBG leaves Chauncy Hall School, enters Haverhill Academy, Haverhill, Ebenezer Smith, Jr., principal.
October: WBG leaves Haverhill Academy.October 9: WBG sets out from NYC, en route to Havre and then Paris. Accompanying him is E. Henderson Otis (Mrs. H. G. Otis, Jr.). He stays with a relative, Mr. Welles, and attends school. He is in...March 21: WBG accepts appointment to military academy at West Point.July 1: WBG admitted to West Point.July: in The Military and Naval Magazine, “List of the cadet appointments for 1835, to enter the military academy between the first and twentieth June” includes “William B. Green, of Suffolk county...July 1: WBG appointed 2nd Lt., 7th Infantry, US Army.July 11: in Army and Navy Chronicle, notice of appointment of “Wm. B. Green.”December 14: in Senate Executive Journal, “William B. Greene, of the State of Massachusetts, to be 2d lieutenant, 1st July 1839.” p. 230February 9: stated date of composition of William B. Greene’s “Song of Espousal,” “Fort Russell, East Florida.”June 23: in Senate Executive Journal, M. Van Buren nominates “Nathaniel Greene at Boston” for the post of “deputy postmaster.” p.293November 19: in Army and Navy Chronicle, William B. Greene’s “Song of Espousal” reprinted for The Token for 1841. [source: Boston Evening Gazette] [p. 334]Early November: WBG returns to Boston.November 9: Ralph Waldo Emerson mentions Greene’s return in letter to Margaret Fuller. The same day, Fuller asks, in a letter to Emerson, “how do you like our military-spiritual-heroico-vivacious p...April 1/2: Emerson writes to Greene via Elizabeth Peabody. Greene has been attempting to schedule a meeting with Emerson. Emerson suggests April 4.April 4: WBG’s 23rd birthday. According to a letter to Emerson, written that day, he has a prior commitment to spend the day with Ida Russell (a participant in some of Fuller’s conversations.) He a...April 7: The meeting with Emerson apparently takes place.October 12: WBG accepted as “resident student” at Newton Theological Institution. He will concentrate on research as he tries to determine his proper religious vocation.February 1: in Christian Reflector, “William B. Green, Boston” is listed among “resident students” at Newton Theological Institution. [p. 20]
Jul 8, 2019 · Greene, William Batchelder, 1819-1878. Publication date 1849 Publisher [n.p.] Collection library_of_congress; fedlink; americana Contributor The Library of Congress ...
Dec 31, 2017 · It is this Ideal of what we ought to be, and are not, that is symbolically pictured in the Blazing Star. The abject slave on an East-African rice plantation, brutal, ignorant, and a devil-worshipper, sees this Day-Star rising in his heart, and straightway he becomes intellectually of age. For it is the soul, not the body, that attains to the ...
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William Batchelder Greene. William Batchelder Greene was born in Haverhill on 4th April 1819. His father, Nathaniel Greene, was the postmaster of Boston and the founder of The Boston Statesman, the leading progressive newspaper in Massachusetts. After attending West Point Greene took part in the Florida War against the Seminoles.
