Ambrose Cuddon

Ambrose Cuddon
Born	1790 (1790)
Died	1879 (aged 88–89)
Known for	First person in England to describe oneself as an anarchist
Movement	Anarchism Chartism Owenism Radicalism

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Ambrose Cuddon (1790–1879) was an English anarchist, among the first in the country. Cuddon was a Chartist and influenced by Robert Owen, combining the views of the Owenites with those of William Godwin. He published Cosmopolitan Review, the first English anarchist periodical.