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Robert Ingersoll Interviews

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Interviews Of Robert G. Ingersoll

Set 1:

 

  • The Bible and a Future Life
  • Mrs. Van Cott, The Revivalist
  • European Trip and Greenback Question
  • The Pre-millennial Conference
  • The Solid South and Resumption
  • The Sunday Laws of Pittspurgh
  • Political and Religious
  • Politics and Gen. Grant
  • Politics, Religion, and Thomas Paine
  • The Republican Victory
  • Ingersoll and Beecher
  • Political
  • Religion in Politics
  • Miracles and Immorality

Set 2:

 

  • The Political Outlook
  • Mr. Beecher, Moses, and the Negro
  • Hades, Delaware, and Freethought
  • A Reply to the Rev. Mr. Lansing
  • Beaconsfield, Lent, and Revivals
  • Answering the New York Ministers
  • Guiteau and His Crime
  • District Suffrage

Set 3:

 

  • Judge Harlan and the Civil Rights Bill
  • Politics and Theology
  • Morality and Immorality
  • Politics, Mormonism, and Mr. Beecher
  • Free Trade and Christianity
  • The Oath Question
  • Wendell Phillips, Fitz John Porter, and Bismarck

Set 4:

 

  • Funeral of John G. Mills and Immortality
  • Star Route and Politics
  • The Interviewer
  • Politics and Prohibition
  • The Republican Defeat in Ohio
  • The Civil Rights Bill
  • The Grant Banquet
  • Robson and Crane Dinner

Set 5:

 

  • Reply to the Kansas City Clergy
  • Swearing and Affirming
  • Reply to a Buffalo Critic
  • Blasphemy
  • Politics and British Columbia
  • Ingersoll Catechized
  • Essay on Christmas

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