John Cam Hobhouse

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John Cam Hobhouse was a British politician, diarist, and close friend of Lord Byron who became a prominent supporter of Greek independence and reformist causes in the 19th century.

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instanceOf British politician
Whig politician
diarist
human
memoirist
nobleman
authored Historical Illustrations of the Fourth Canto of Childe Harold
Journey through Albania and other provinces of Turkey in Europe and Asia
Recollections of a Long Life
birthDate 1786-06-27
birthPlace Redland, Bristol, England
burialPlace Kensal Green Cemetery
closeFriendOf Lord Byron
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
createdPeerageTitle Baron Broughton of Broughton-de-Gyfford
linked to: Baron Broughton
dateOfPeerageCreation 1851
deathDate 1869-06-03
deathPlace Berkeley Square, London, England
educatedAt Trinity College, Cambridge
Westminster School
era 19th century
familyName Hobhouse
father Sir Benjamin Hobhouse
fullName John Cam Hobhouse, 1st Baron Broughton
genre diary
political writing
travel writing
givenName John
knownFor friendship with Lord Byron
political diaries
support for Greek independence
support for political reform in Britain
memberOfPoliticalParty Whig Party
mother Charlotte Cam
movement Philhellenism
nativeLanguage English
nobleTitle Baron Broughton
parliamentaryDebutYear 1810
positionHeld Chief Secretary for Ireland
Commissioner of Woods and Forests
Member of Parliament for Nottingham
Member of Parliament for Westminster
President of the Board of Control
Secretary at War
residence London, England
spouse Lady Julia Tomlinson Heywood
supportedCause Greek War of Independence
civil liberties
parliamentary reform in the United Kingdom
traveledWith Lord Byron

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Philhellenes hasNotableMember John Cam Hobhouse