The Limits of Atheism; Or, Why Should Sceptics Be Outlaws?

by George Jacob Holyoake

Or, Why should Sceptics be Outlaws?

BY G. J. HOLYOAKE.

"It is historically true that a large proportion of Infidels
in all ages have been persons of distinguished integrity and
honour."—John Stuart Mill 'On Liberty,' p. 80.

LONDON: J. A. BROOK & CO., 282, STRAND, W.C
1874.
PRICE TWOPENCE.
REVEREND RICHARD WILLIAM JELF, D.D.,
PRINCIPAL OF KING'S COLLEGE, LONDON, WHO HAS LATELY ALARMED CONVOCATION
BY CONNECTING
THE 'ESSAYS AND REVIEWS' WITH ATHEISM
THESE PAGES,
WRITTEN IN ARREST OF THE PARLIAMENTARY JUDGMENT WHICH PLACES THE WORD OF THE ATHEIST BELOW THAT OF THE FELON,
Are Respectfully Inscribed,
BY
GEORGE JACOB HOLYOAKE.

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