The Republican, Volume 10Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1824 - Free thought |
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Page 36
... prisoner , and otherwise dreadfully persecuted in family and property , for publish- ing that Christianity is founded upon fables . So that I can- not allow a Bishop to reside so near me as Weymouth , with- out paying my respects , and ...
... prisoner , and otherwise dreadfully persecuted in family and property , for publish- ing that Christianity is founded upon fables . So that I can- not allow a Bishop to reside so near me as Weymouth , with- out paying my respects , and ...
Page 52
... prisons upon door - mats , and locking us up among thieves , swindlers , drunkards , and gamesters , which has been the case since my imprisonment , aud amongst whom I was despised , be- cause I would not game , swear , and drink with ...
... prisons upon door - mats , and locking us up among thieves , swindlers , drunkards , and gamesters , which has been the case since my imprisonment , aud amongst whom I was despised , be- cause I would not game , swear , and drink with ...
Page 53
... prisons will not intimidate an Englishman , when he knows his cause is good . It is in vain , then , for you to attempt to force a religion upon the people . I told the Alderman so at Guildhall when I was taken before him ; but he said ...
... prisons will not intimidate an Englishman , when he knows his cause is good . It is in vain , then , for you to attempt to force a religion upon the people . I told the Alderman so at Guildhall when I was taken before him ; but he said ...
Page 63
... prisoner , thus being freed from one out of her eighteen months ' imprisonment , and her fine of one hundred pounds . It has been a lingering struggle on the part of Eldon , Peel , and Co. to yield even this ; and nothing but the fear ...
... prisoner , thus being freed from one out of her eighteen months ' imprisonment , and her fine of one hundred pounds . It has been a lingering struggle on the part of Eldon , Peel , and Co. to yield even this ; and nothing but the fear ...
Page 65
... prisoner may PEREMPTO- RILY challenge twenty Jurors , but you are only charged with a misdemeanour , therefore , you must give a reason . The trial on which that Gentleman sat as a Juror , was not for the same pub- âĞlication ...
... prisoner may PEREMPTO- RILY challenge twenty Jurors , but you are only charged with a misdemeanour , therefore , you must give a reason . The trial on which that Gentleman sat as a Juror , was not for the same pub- âĞlication ...
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