Harriet Weaver

Harriet Weaver was a British writer and supporter of free speech who lived from 1871 to 1955. She is best known for funding and supporting the satirical magazine "The Adelphi," which published sharp, witty commentary on politics and society. Weaver used her wealth to promote free thought and independence of opinion, believing in the importance of exposing truth and challenging authority. Her contributions helped foster open debate during a time of social and political change, making her a notable figure in promoting intellectual liberty and civil discourse.