Category: Biographies
The following pages are reprinted, with some alterations and additions, from the columns of the _Freethinker_. They are neither methodical nor exhaustive. I had the privilege of knowing Mr. Bradlaugh more or less intimately for twenty years. I have worked with him in the Freet...
The following pages are reprinted, with some alterations and additions, from the columns of the _Freethinker_. They are neither methodical nor exhaustive. I had the privilege of...
2. Chapter 2During the Northampton election times I used to take a good stiff daily walk. All through my youth I had plenty of exercise in the open air, and I still grow desperately fusty w...
3. Chapter 3In Holloway Gaol I lost sight of Mr. Bradlaugh and everyone else, except persons I had no desire to see. But one morning, early in April, 1883, the Governor informed me that Mr....
4. Chapter 4But he was out of sympathy with the Socialist movement, which began to spread just as he took his seat; and being assiduous in Parliament, he was drawn more and more from "the C...