Col. Robert G. Ingersoll as he is
Subtitle: a complete refutation of his clerical enemies' malicious slanders : the dishonest statements regarding himself and his family authoritatively denied, and the proof given ...
By: by E.M. Macdonald
Publisher: The Truth Seeker Company
Published: 1911
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 203
Notes: Subtitle: And the truth told about him as a soldier, about his capture by the Confederates, about his family, his life at Peoria, Ill., the honors shown him by the nation's greatest men, and a great many other things concerning which the clergy of the country have persistently and dishonestly misrepresented him.

Deals in part with Ingersoll's defense of freedom of expression in matters of religion and free thought but his opposition to obscenity.

Includes indexes.

NUC pre-1956

McCoy, R.E. Freedom, M51