Archive · 5 reels · In print
Leicester Secular Society, 1852-1943
Part of Religion, radicalism & freethought in Victorian & Edwardian Britain
- R97180
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Catalogue record
| Identifier | R97180 |
|---|---|
| Title | Leicester Secular Society, 1852-1943 |
| Type | Archive |
| Format | 5 reels |
| Series | Religion, radicalism & freethought in Victorian & Edwardian Britain |
| Availability | In print |
| Names |
Royle, Edward Leicester Secular Society |
| Subjects | Europe Social sciences Humanist & secular alternatives to religion Midlands c 1800 to c 1900 |
| Guide | Reel guide (PDF) |
Notes
Group IV in this series. Religion was a central issue in the lives of many of the people of Britain in the 19th century, and religious societies proliferated to express this concern and to reach out to the poor, who were felt not to be religious enough. Collection edited with an introduction by Edward Royle, University of York.
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