Featured content – Robert G. Ingersoll’s Crimes Against Criminals (1891)

From "Crimes Against Criminals," by Robert Green Ingersoll, "It has been said that there are three pests of a community: a priest without charity, a doctor without knowledge, and a lawyer without a sense of justice."
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Religion is politics
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Superstition
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The Truth
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The Religious Belief of Abraham Lincoln
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The Foundations of Faith
(1895)
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Should the Chinese
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A Christmas
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God in the Constitution
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The Trial of C.B. Reynolds for Blasphemy
(1887)
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The Divided Household of Faith
(1887)
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Some Live Topics
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(1884)
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Which Way?
(1884)

Address on the Civil Rights Act
(1883)
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Orthodoxy
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The Ghosts
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My Reviewers Reviewed (1877)
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The Gods
(1872)
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Progress
(1860)

Presidential campaign speeches
– Grant (1868)
– Hayes (1876)
– Garfield (1880)
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Miscellaneous
(1860-1899)
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