Before revision: J. Harvey, John Henry Muirhead (2013) Criticism Sir Walter Scott in 1819 wrote that "Radical is a word in very bad odour...a set of blackguards".Quoted in J. C. D. Clark, Our Shadowed Present (London 2003) p. 113 J. C. D. Clark has stressed that the actual term 'Philosophical Radical' was only introduced as late as 1837 by the younger Mill (and for his own specific purposes); and notes as well the diversity, political and theoretical, of those who have come to be identified under its broad umbrella.J C D Clark, Our Shadowed Present (London 2003) p. 125 See also References Sources URL URL Steven Krees (May 1, 2027).
After revision: Criticism Sir Walter Scott in 1819 wrote that "Radical is a word in very bad odour...a set of blackguards".Quoted in J. C. D. Clark, Our Shadowed Present (London 2003) p. 113 J. C. D. Clark has stressed that the actual term 'Philosophical Radical' was only introduced as late as 1837 by the younger Mill (and for his own specific purposes); and notes as well the diversity, political and theoretical, of those who have come to be identified under its broad umbrella.J C D Clark, Our Shadowed Present (London 2003) p. 125 See also References Sources Steven Krees (May 1, 2027).