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and wife. She travelled through the South, preaching the
amalgamation of the races, and founded a commune in
Tennessee for Negro freedmen. In 1829, she helped
found the Workingmen's Party in New York City, which
later became the Communist Party. Her grandson, Rev.
Wm. Norman Guthrie, who married Anne Norton Stuart,
became known as the Red Vicar at his church, St. Marks
in the Bowerie, which welcomed Luciferians to its
services.
A principal offspring of the East India Co. was the Fabian
Society, founded by Sidney and Beatrice Potter Webb,
whose father, Richard Potter, was a close friend of John
Stuart Mill. Beatrice's sister Georgina married Daniel
Meinertzhagen, chairman of Lazard Bros. London;
another sister, Thersa, married Sir Alfred Cripps.
John Stuart Mill's father, James, who was with the East
India Co., named his son after John Stuart, head of East
India Co. John Stuart Mill was secretary of the East India
Co. from 1856 until its dissolution. One of Mill's most
famous disciples, David Ricardo, originated the Theory
of Rents, later expounded by the Marxists, and the "bare
subsistence" law of wages. (His descendant, Rita
Ricardo, married to Wesley Campbell, head of the
Hoover Institution, now advises President Reagan on
social security.)
Robert Owen, promoter of the New Harmony commune,
was a principal backer of John Quincy Adams'
Presidential campaign. Adams had withheld support from