A Grammar of Freethought

by Chapman Cohen

Transcriber's Note:

Minor punctuation errors and letters printed upside down have been corrected without note. Inconsistent hyphenation (e.g. common-place vs. commonplace) has been retained. Variant and unusual spellings used consistently (e.g. indispensible) have also been kept.

The following corrections and changes were made to the text:

[p. 65]: knowlelge to knowledge (accumulation of knowledge)

[p. 98]: upder to under (under the old Greek)

[p. 102]: extra "to" removed (owe their belief to the philosophical)

[p. 114]: sterotyped to stereotyped (stereotyped phraseology)

[p. 132]: developes to develops (organ or an organism develops)

[p. 157]: it to is (After this lame conclusion it is difficult)

[p. 186]: percieves to perceives (provided a man perceives)

[p. 190]: Zeigler to Ziegler (Professor Ziegler)

[p. 215]: mayority to majority (majority of Christians)

[p. 216]: precariout to precarious (precarious existence at best)

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