Bygones worth remembering / by George Jacob Holyoake.
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London :
T. Fisher Unwin,
1905.
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| Series: | Making of the Modern World, Part III : 1890-1945.
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Table of Contents:
- volume I. Concerning bygones
- Personal incidents
- Other instances
- First steps in literature
- George Eliot and George Henry Lewes
- When Birmingham was a town
- The tenth of April, 1848, its incredibilities
- The Chartists of fiction
- The Old postillion
- Meeting breakers, list of those who paid for doing it
- Trouble with Her Majesty
- Unforseen qualities in public men
- The Cobden school
- Harriet Martineau, the deaf girl of Norwich. I
- Further incidents in her singular career. II
- The three Newmans
- Mazzini in England, incidents in his career
- Mazzini the conspirator
- Garibaldi, the soldier of liberty
- The story of the British legion, never before told
- John Stuart Mill, teacher of the people
- About Mr. Gladstone.
- [con't]: volume 2. Conversations with Mr. Gladstone
- Herbert Spencer, the thinker
- Singular career of Mr. Disraeli
- Characteristics of Joseph Cowen
- The peril of scruples
- Taking sides
- Things which went as they would
- Story of the Lambeth palace grounds
- Social wonders across the water.-The Established church at sea
- Adventures in the street
- Limping thrift
- Mistrust of moderation
- Penal Christianity
- Two Sundays
- Byways of liberty
- Lawyers' license
- Diffuculty of knowing men
- Ideas for the young
- Experiences on the warpath
- Looking backwards.