Penalties Upon Opinion: Or, Some Records of the Laws of Heresy and Blasphemy |
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Age of Reason Almighty argument arrested Assizes atheism attack Attorney-General Bagley Baron Bartholomew Legate Benjamin Keach bequest Besant Bill bishops blas blasphemous libel Blasphemy Laws burned Carlile Carlile's charge Charles Bradlaugh Charles Southwell Christ Christian religion Church common law convicted counsel Court crime defendant delivered Denman deny doctrines Freethinker Freethought Gaol George Jacob Holyoake Henry heresy heretics Holy Scriptures imprisonment indicted James John Judge judgment jury Justice North Justice Phillimore Justice Stephen law of blasphemy law of England lectures Legate London Lord Chief Justice Lord Coleridge March ment months National Secular Society oath offences against religion opinion pamphlet Parliament persecution persons Peter Annet phemy pillory placards Pooley prison proceedings profane prosecution publishing a blasphemous punishment Ramsey refused religious repealed returned a verdict Richard Carlile ridicule sentenced speech statute Thomas Thomas Woolston tion Trials N.S. tried truth uttered verdict of Guilty vulgarity Williams words