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Thomas Longman (1804–1879)
English publisher (1804–1879)
Died aged 75
Biography
Thomas Longman (né Thomas Norton Longman IV; 22 December 1804 – 30 August 1879 Farnborough, Hampshire, England) was the head of the London publishing house Longman, while in charge he oversaw the publication of a sumptuous art book containing images of many of the great masters. Longman also published works by the Whig historian Lord Macaulay, works by the philosopher John Stuart Mill and novels by Benjamin Disraeli who was a prominent Victorian politician who became Prime Minister,
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- George LongmanThomas Norton Longman
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- Thomas Norton Longman
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