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Sir Arthur Arnold (1833–1902)
Arnold, Sir Arthur. An English traveler, journalist, and statesman, brother of Sir Edwin Arnold; born in Sussex, May 28, 1833; died at London, May 20, 1902. From 1863 to 1866 he was a member of a commission to examine into the causes of the “Cotton Famine,” and published a treatise on that subject. In 1885 he became president of the Free Land League. Among his works are: ‘From the Levant’; ‘Through Persia by Caravan’; ‘Social Politics’; and ‘Free Land.’