Ancient and Modern Celebrated Freethinkers
by Bradlaugh and Collins and Watts
Publisher: J. P. Mendum 1877
ISBN/ASIN: B002UJ10IU
Description:
In these pages, appearing under the title of "Half-Hours with the Freethinkers," are collected in a readable form an abstract of the lives and doctrines of some of those who have stood foremost in the ranks of Free-thought in all countries and in all ages.
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