Joseph Fletcher (disambiguation)

Last updated April 09, 2023

Joseph Fletcher was an American ethicist.

Joseph Fletcher may also refer to:

Joseph Fletcher (historian) (1934–1984), American historian of China and Central Asia
Joseph Fletcher (minister) (1784–1843), English Congregationalist
Joseph Fletcher (statistician) (1813–1852), English statistical writer
Joseph Horner Fletcher (1823–1890), West Indies-born Methodist minister of English descent
Joseph James Fletcher (1850–1926), Australian biologist
Joseph M. Fletcher (1831–1882), attorney, civic leader, and government land agent in the Washington Territory
Joseph O. Fletcher (1920–2008), American Air Force pilot and polar researcher
J. S. Fletcher (1863–1935), British journalist and crime fiction writer
Joseph Fletcher (died 1915) (1838–1915), fisherman, friend of poet Edward FitzGerald

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