Search Results - Holyoake, Social History Portal

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The human origin and imperfections of the Bible /

Published [1858]
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The uselessness of prayer /

Published [1858]
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The three philosophers :

Published [1860?]
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The late Genoese insurrection defended. Parties in Italy: What are they? What have they done?

Published 1858.
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The Bible account to the resurrection of Jesus :

Published [1851]
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An answer to the question, How did you become an infidel? :

Published [1859]
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Remarks on the Bishop of Lincoln's lectures to the working classes /

Published 1855.
“…Holyoake,…”

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Principles of secularism briefly explained

Published 1859.
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The value of biography, in the formation of individual character, illustrated by the life and writings of Charles Reece Pemberton. (A lecture delivered, May 12, 1844, to branch A 1...

Published 1855.
“…Holyoake,…”

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The limits of atheism . or, Why should sceptics be outlaws?.;

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Ledru-Rollin

Published n.d.
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Superstition and fanaticism :

Published [ca. 1855]
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Rev. Brewin Grant extinguished :

Published [1861]
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The workman and the suffrage. Letters to the Right Honourable Lord John Russell, M.P., and the "Daily News"

Published n.d.
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Are women fit for politics? Are politics fit for women?

Published n.d.
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Letter to the parliament and the press. With a pref. by [G.J. Holyoake]

Published 1858.
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Life and last days of Robert Owen, of New Lanark. [Discourse delivered in the Public Hall, Rochdale, January 1859]

Published 1859.
“…Holyoake,…”

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Churchill's favourite socialist :

Published 1995.
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The bible: What it is

Published 1861.
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Life of Dr. Bernard, with prt., and judgment of the press on his trial

Published n.d.
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