Bygones worth remembering
By: by George Jacob Holyoake.
Publisher: T.F. Unwin
Published: 1905
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: V. I. Concerning bygones.; title: Personal incidents.; title: Other instances.; title: First steps in literature.; title: George Eliot and George Henry Lewes.; title: When Birmingham was a town.; title: The tenth of April, 1848, its incredibilities.; title: The Chartists of fiction.; title: The Old postillion.; title: Meeting breakers, list of those who paid for doing it.; title: Trouble with Her Majesty.; title: Unforseen qualities in public men.; title: The Cobden school.; title: Harriet Martineau, the deaf girl of Norwich. I.; title: Further incidents in her singular career. II.; title: The three Newmans.; title: Mazzini in England, incidents in his career.; title: Mazzini the conspirator.; title: Garibaldi, the soldier of liberty.; title: The story of the British legion, never before told.; title: John Stuart Mill, teacher of the people.; title: About Mr. Gladstone.; title: [con't]: V. 2. Conversations with Mr. Gladstone.; title: Herbert Spencer, the thinker.; title: Singular career of Mr. Disraeli.; title: Characteristics of Joseph Cowen.; title: The peril of scruples.; title: Taking sides.; title: Things which went as they would.; title: Story of the Lambeth palace grounds.; title: Social wonders across the water.-The Established church at sea.; title: Adventures in the street.; title: Limping thrift.; title: Mistrust of moderation.; title: Penal Christianity.; title: Two Sundays.; title: Byways of liberty.; title: Lawyers' license.; title: Diffuculty of knowing men.; title: Ideas for the young.; title: Experiences on the warpath.; title: Looking backwards.