Discover the fascinating life and legacy of Charles Bradlaugh in this enlightening biography. From his early years as a political activist to his fierce advocacy for free speech and secularism, Bradlaugh was a true force of nature. Written by his close friend and fellow activist Annie Wood Besant, this book provides a compelling portrait of a remarkable man.

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