Bright, Henry Arthur, 1830-1884

found: His Happy country this America, the travel diary of Henry Arthur Bright, c1978.

found: LC data base, 10-5-89(hdg.: Bright, Henry Arthur, 1830-1884; usage: Henry Arthur Bright)

found: MdU/G-K files(hdg.: Bright, Henry Arthur, 1830-1884; usage: a Liverpool merchant)

found: Wikipedia, 4 May 2022(Henry Arthur Bright (9 February 1830, Liverpool-5 May 1884, Liverpool) was an English merchant and author; Bright and his relative James Heywood were the first nonconformists to take the Cambridge degrees of B.A. (1857) and M.A. (1860); on leaving Cambridge became a partner with his father in the shipping firm of Gibbs, Bright & Co.; was a Unitarian in religion and a member of the congregation ar Renshaw Street Unitarian Chapel in Liverpool; wrote in the Inquirer newspaper and also in the Christian Reformer; as a literary critic Bright wrote for the Examiner, and contributed regularly to the Athenaeum from 1871; his major literary success was the Year in a Lancashire Garden, 1879)