Richard Price

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Richard Price was an 18th-century Welsh moral philosopher, dissenting minister, and political radical known for his influential writings on population, economics, and civil liberties.

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instanceOf Presbyterian minister
demographer
dissenting minister
economist
essayist
human
moral philosopher
philosopher
political radical
statistician
theologian
awardReceived Fellow of the Royal Society (FRS)
surface form: Fellow of the Royal Society
birthDate 1723-02-23
birthPlace Tynton, Glamorgan, Wales
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Great Britain
deathDate 1791-04-19
educatedAt Coward College
ethnicGroup Welsh
fieldOfWork actuarial science
demography
economics
moral philosophy
political philosophy
probability theory
theology
influenced American revolutionaries
French revolutionaries
Mary Wollstonecraft
Thomas Paine
William Godwin
influencedBy Isaac Newton
John Locke
Samuel Clarke
knownFor arguments for moral intuitionism
contributions to population statistics
defending the American Revolution
early work in life insurance mathematics
supporting civil and religious liberty
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Royal Society
movement British radicalism
Age of Enlightenment
surface form: Enlightenment

Protestant dissent
name Richard Price self-link
notableWork Observations on the Nature of Civil Liberty
surface form: Additional Observations on the Nature and Value of Civil Liberty

An Essay on the Principle of Population
surface form: Essay on the Population of England

Observations on Reversionary Payments
Observations on the Nature of Civil Liberty
Review of the Principal Questions in Morals
opposedBy Edmund Burke
positionHeld minister at Newington Green Chapel
religion Protestant Dissenters
residence Newington Green, London

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Thomas Malthus influencedBy Richard Price
Richard Price name Richard Price self-link