Autobiographical Sketches
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Bradlaugh, both here and on the platform, is well known to our old readers, and many works bearing on this vitalsubject have been advertised and reviewed in these columns. In this the_National Reformer_ has followed the course pursued by Mr. George JacobHolyoake, who in 1853 published a 'Freethought Directory', giving a listof the various books supplied from the 'Fleet Street House', and whichlist contained amongst others: "'Anti-Marcus on the Population Question. ' "Fowler's Tracts on Physiolo...gy, etc.
"Dr. C. Knowlton's 'Fruits of Philosophy'.
"'Moral Physiology: a plain treatise on the Population Question. ' "In this Directory Mr. G. J. Holyoake says: "'No. 147 Fleet Street is a Central Secular Book Depot, where all worksextant in the English language on the side of Freethought in Religion, Politics, Morals, and Culture are kept in stock, or are procured at shortnotice. ' "We shall try to do at 28 Stonecutter Street that which Mr. Holyoake'sDirectory promised for Fleet Street House.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bradlaugh, both here and on the platform, is well known to our old readers, and many works bearing on this vitalsubject have been advertised and reviewed in these columns. In this the_National Reformer_ has followed the course pursued by Mr. George JacobHolyoake, who in 1853 published a 'Freethought Directory', giving a listof the various books supplied from the 'Fleet Street House', and whichlist contained amongst others: "'Anti-Marcus on the Population Question. ' "Fowler's Tracts on Physiolo...gy, etc.
"Dr. C. Knowlton's 'Fruits of Philosophy'.
"'Moral Physiology: a plain treatise on the Population Question. ' "In this Directory Mr. G. J. Holyoake says: "'No. 147 Fleet Street is a Central Secular Book Depot, where all worksextant in the English language on the side of Freethought in Religion, Politics, Morals, and Culture are kept in stock, or are procured at shortnotice. ' "We shall try to do at 28 Stonecutter Street that which Mr. Holyoake'sDirectory promised for Fleet Street House.
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