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James D. Watson

    April 6, 1928

    James Watson was a prominent 19th-century publisher and writer, recognized for his relentless advocacy for freedom of the press and speech. A freethought publisher, he challenged the repressive laws of his era, disseminating works that questioned established social and religious norms. His publishing house specialized in making accessible the writings of thinkers like Thomas Paine and Percy Bysshe Shelley. Watson's commitment to freethought principles and his repeated imprisonments underscored his dedication to upholding the rights of free expression. His legacy endures through the commemoration of his brave efforts to secure free speech.

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