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These took the form simply of meetings of one sort or another . There were , to begin with , regular Sunday meetings in the Secularist halls . Each of these exercises began with a lecture and ended with a freefor - all discussion ...
These took the form simply of meetings of one sort or another . There were , to begin with , regular Sunday meetings in the Secularist halls . Each of these exercises began with a lecture and ended with a freefor - all discussion ...
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Though Bradlaugh , John Watts , and others took part in the agitation , perhaps the most thoroughgoing efforts were those of Robert Cooper , who endeavored to refute the outstanding arguments which proponents of the doctrine of ...
Though Bradlaugh , John Watts , and others took part in the agitation , perhaps the most thoroughgoing efforts were those of Robert Cooper , who endeavored to refute the outstanding arguments which proponents of the doctrine of ...
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It is little wonder that she was a colleague in whom the Secularists took great pride . The birthplace of Annie Besant was London , where her father , W. P. B. Wood , though a medical graduate of Dublin University , had accepted an ...
It is little wonder that she was a colleague in whom the Secularists took great pride . The birthplace of Annie Besant was London , where her father , W. P. B. Wood , though a medical graduate of Dublin University , had accepted an ...
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CHAPTER PAGE | 7 |
A PERIOD OF FREE ASSOCIATION | 15 |
THE BRADLAUGH EPOCH | 38 |
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | A History of the British Secular Movement Big blue book |
| Forfatter | John Edwin McGee |
| Utgiver | Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1948 |
| Lengde | 123 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |