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The Bosquetian; or, Rational Creed. The Human Soul Substantiated; its future progressive, obvious, and self-evident Existence evinced [caption title]. Free Thought.

The Bosquetian; or, Rational Creed. The Human Soul Substantiated; its future progressive, obvious, and self-evident Existence evinced [caption title].

[London: Richard Carlile, ca. 1822?]. Second edition, preceded by an undated 1819 single sheet printing. 8vo, removed pamphlet (retaining the original printed drab wrappers), 4 pages. Uncommon and somewhat deist free-thought verses (with perhaps a hint of metempsychosis) arguing against the existence of heaven or hell, evidently first published in... More

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Separation of State and Church . . . Published by the Association for the Propagation of Radical Principles. Free Thought, Karl Heinzen.

Separation of State and Church . . . Published by the Association for the Propagation of Radical Principles.

Indianapolis: For Sale by H. Lieber, 1882. First edition. 8vo, original printed pink wrappers, 12 pages. "Personally, we have always avoided the expression, 'Separation of State and Church,' or used it only with quotation marks. A separations points to mutual authorization, or to an equalization of two institutions or powers... More

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The Crimes of Preachers in the United States from May, 1876 to May, 1881. Translated out of the original newspapers, and with previous translations diligently compared and revised . . Free Thought, Myron Edward, M. E. Billings.

The Crimes of Preachers in the United States from May, 1876 to May, 1881. Translated out of the original newspapers, and with previous translations diligently compared and revised . . .

Waverly, Iowa: “Independent” Print, 1881. First edition. Unbound pamphlet, 6.63 x 4.5 inches, 33, [1] pages, wire stitched. “These data have been the result of the reading by the author, of four newspapers, and the casual reading of seven others. . . . The author has reason to believe he... More

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Typed letter, signed by Bishop of San Francisco Henri M. Landworth on Liberal Church letterhead. Free Thought, Inc The Liberal Church.

Typed letter, signed by Bishop of San Francisco Henri M. Landworth on Liberal Church letterhead.

San Francisco: October 19, 1934. Typed letter, signed, approx. 11 x 8.5 inches, elaborate letterhead printed in blue ink, 1 pp. Original embossed seal. A letter conferring a degree of Doctor of Divinity on a San Francisco man. The Liberal Church, Inc. was puckish free-thought church that first incorporated in... More

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Remarks on the Letter from a Gentleman in Boston, to a Unitarian Clergyman of that City and the Reply, and Review of the Same. Free Thought, Anonymous.

Remarks on the Letter from a Gentleman in Boston, to a Unitarian Clergyman of that City and the Reply, and Review of the Same.

Boston: Printed and Published by J. Q. Adams, 1828. First edition. 12mo, original printed tan wrappers, 21 pages. An entry in a moderately convoluted pamphlet controversy, an anonymous defense of certain liberal Unitarian principles against orthodox doctrines of endless punishment, the whole prompted by Lewis Tappan's Letter from a Gentleman... More

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