2007
DOI: 10.16922/whr.23.3.2
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The Material World, Moderation And Methodism in Eighteenth-Century Wales

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“…Attempts to influence shoppers to consider wider issues than simply price, quality or convenience when deciding where to make purchases can be traced back to at least the eighteenth century. For example, in the early 1740s, the short-lived Methodist newspaper The Christian's Amusement informed its readers of those shopkeepers and craftsmen whom they could safely patronize because they were sympathetic to the Wesleyan cause (White, 2007). In a more overtly political fashion, the Northern Female Political Union at the time of Chartist agitation in the 1830s encouraged the "women of England" to expend "their money only with the people or shopkeepers friendly to the cause of freedom, justice, Universal Suffrage, etc."…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Attempts to influence shoppers to consider wider issues than simply price, quality or convenience when deciding where to make purchases can be traced back to at least the eighteenth century. For example, in the early 1740s, the short-lived Methodist newspaper The Christian's Amusement informed its readers of those shopkeepers and craftsmen whom they could safely patronize because they were sympathetic to the Wesleyan cause (White, 2007). In a more overtly political fashion, the Northern Female Political Union at the time of Chartist agitation in the 1830s encouraged the "women of England" to expend "their money only with the people or shopkeepers friendly to the cause of freedom, justice, Universal Suffrage, etc."…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%