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Life and Character of Richard Carlile
When I first entered London, one Saturday evening in 1842, I was not known personally to half a dozen persons in it. On reaching the office of the Oracle of Reason, I found an invitation (it was the first I received in the metropolis) from Richard Carlile to take tea with him on the next afternoon at the Hall of Science. There was no name known to me in London from whom an invitation could have come which I should have thought a greater honour.
Life and Character of Richard Carlile
"Life and Character of Richard Carlile" from George Holyoake. British secularist and co-operator (1817-1906).
The Republican
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Life and Character of Richard Carlile
Life and Character of Richard Carlile, has been regarded as significant work throughout human history, and in order to ensure that this work is never lost, we have taken steps to ensure its preservation by republishing this book in a contemporary format for both current and future generations. This entire book has been retyped, redesigned, and reformatted. Since these books are not made from scanned copies, the text is readable and clear.
Richard Carlile's First Sermon Upon the Mount
by Richard Carlile, from the Pulpit, before the Congregation, of the Church of Mount Brinksway, near Stockport, Formerly, before Their Conversion, the Congregation of Bible Christians, and Printed at Their Request
The Battle of the Press
In presenting to the present generation of England and America the comprehensive though necessarily condensed history of the life and work of the great pioneer in the cause of mental freedom, I am actuated by two principal motives, the foremost of which is the desirable duty of presenting to the people of to-day a faithful account of the work done by Carlile and the enormous sacrifices he made, as well as the terrible imprisonments he endured in the accomplishment of the task he set himself to do, namely, to establish for his countrymen a really Free Press, and the right of free oral discussion, as, up to his time, neither right had ever been accorded to any of the peoples of Europe by eithe...
