William Godwin's Diary

Adam, William

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1796

11  February  1796

1811

21  May  1811

  • Name: Adam, William
  • Gender: Male
  • Birth Date: 2  August  1751
  • Death Date: 17  February  1839
  • Occupation: politician
  • Occupation: advocate

William Adam was elected to parliament in 1774. He subsequently fought a duel with Charles James Fox in 1779 which formed the basis of a firm friendship. He was much involved in the management of the Whig party in the 1790s despite losing his seat in 1794. After building a successful legal practice, he returned to parliament in 1806.

Godwin met him once at Lauderdale's in 1796, a meeting noted in his 1796 list.

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Barry, Major Henry 1
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Fitzpatrick, Richard 1
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Francis, Sir Philip 2
Grey, Charles 1
Kemble, John Philip 1
Maitland, James (eighth earl of Lauderdale) 1
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