Henry Fawcett (1805-1884) was a British economist, politician, and social reformer known for his contributions to the field of economics and his advocacy for women's rights. He served as a member of Parliament and was instrumental in promoting the idea of free trade. Fawcett's work emphasized the importance of education and social justice. Fawcett is also recognized for his role in the Women's Suffrage Movement. He supported the campaign for women's voting rights and believed in equality for all. His wife, Millicent Fawcett, was a prominent suffragist who led efforts to secure voting rights for women in the UK.