| Title: | Secularism is it founded in reason, and is it sufficient to meet the needs of mankind? : debate between the editor of the Evening Mail (Halifax, N.S.) [i.e. J.J. Stewart] and Charles Watts, editor of Secular Thought : with prefatory letters by Geo. Jacob Holyoake and Colonel R.G. Ingersoll, and an introduction by Helen H. Gardener. |
| Author: | Watts, Charles, 1836-1906 |
| Author: | Stewart, John James, 1844-1907 |
| Author: | Ingersoll, Robert G. (Robert Green), 1833-1899 |
| Author: | Holyoake, George Jacob, 1817-1906 |
| Note: | Secular Thought, 1890 |
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| Subject: | Secularism |
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