The House of Commons refused to allow his affirmation, so Bradlaugh applied to take the oath but was again refused. […]
In 1920 the Church of England in Wales ceased to be the established church, the first disestablishment of an Anglican church in Great Britain.
This conference is resolved to strive for the achievement of peace, justice and tolerance in Ireland, and holds that outmoded […]
I wish to live because life has within it that which is good, that which is beautiful, and that which […]
To have thus assuaged the temper of controversy, to have softened much deep-seated prejudice and to have disposed some of […]
To those who regard the furtherance of International Good Will and Peace as the highest of all human interests, the […]
On 11 November 1849, at the Literary and Scientific Institution, 23 John Street (now Whitfield Street), London, George Jacob Holyoake […]
Love is a kind of courage, and, in the hearts of the man and woman who will here wed, there […]
He was the people’s First Minister, and this is a people’s ceremony. He wouldn’t want heavy mourning. This is a […]
I think that believing in the brotherhood of man is not just a matter of signing these letters, it is […]
The Universities Tests Act, which ended religious discrimination in admissions and employment at the universities of Oxford, Cambridge, and Durham […]