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The program adopted by the association embraced the principles of Secularism , but eschewed theological criticism . The British Secular Union proclaimed itself a national body , and announced the formation of a number of branches .
The program adopted by the association embraced the principles of Secularism , but eschewed theological criticism . The British Secular Union proclaimed itself a national body , and announced the formation of a number of branches .
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When the British Secular Union came into existence , the Secular Review became identified with it . Likewise , Foote , who had left the National Secular Society and become affiliated with the British Secular Union , brought the ...
When the British Secular Union came into existence , the Secular Review became identified with it . Likewise , Foote , who had left the National Secular Society and become affiliated with the British Secular Union , brought the ...
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CHAPTER PAGE | 7 |
A PERIOD OF FREE ASSOCIATION | 15 |
THE BRADLAUGH EPOCH | 38 |
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