Economist and journalist. His English Constitution of 1807 helped define a Constitution which, famously, remains unwritten to this day. He was thus a major figure in the movement for constitutional government as well as lawyer, economist, and editor of The Economist magazine.
| 1759–1833 | William Wilberforce |
| 1858–1943 | Beatrice Webb |
| 1759–1836 | Charles Simeon |
| 1866–1943 | Beatrix Potter |
| 1839–1894 | Walter Pater |
| 1857–1928 | Emmeline Pankhurst |
| 1834–1896 | William Morris |
| 1873–1958 | G. E. Moore |
| 1802–1876 | Harriet Martineau |
| 1766–1834 | Thomas Malthus |
| 1800–1859 | Thomas Macaulay |
| 1865–1936 | Rudyard Kipling |
| 1792–1866 | John Keble |
| 1832–1902 | G. A. Henty |
| 1778–1840 | George Brummell |
| 1757–1827 | William Blake |
| 1847–1933 | Annie Besant |
