Thomas Longman

English publisher (1804–1879)

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.2

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Born 1804, died 1879.1

About

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,

From Wikipedia’s article on Thomas Longman, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.2

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Career

Occupation: publisher, bookseller.4

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