John Eustace Giles

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Socialism, as a religious theory, irrational and absurd: the first of three lectures on socialism (as propounded by Robert Owen and others) delivered in the Baptist Chapel South-Parade, Leeds, September 23, 1838

by John Eustace Giles First published in 1838 — 3 editions

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Socialism, in its moral tendencies, compared with Christianity: the second of three lectures on socialism, (as propounded by Robert Owen and others,) delivered in the Baptist Chapel, South-Parade, Leeds, September 30, 1838

by John Eustace Giles First published in 1839 — 1 edition

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The corn laws: speech of the Rev. J.E. Giles of Leeds to the National Anti-Corn-Law League, Dec. 1, 1842

by John Eustace Giles First published in 1842 — 1 edition

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warning to British parents and citizens, against state education, in general, and the Manchester and Salford Local Scheme, in particular: a paper read before the Conference of Friends of the Voluntary and Congregational School Societies, held in Manchester, Feb. 3rd, 1852.

by John Eustace Giles First published in 1852 — 1 edition

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Popery: a system of priestly power : a lecture delivered at a meeting of the Scottish Association for opposing prevalent errors, in Queen Street Hall, Edinburgh, March 28th, 1849

by John Eustace Giles First published in 1849 — 1 edition

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Socialism, as a religious theory, irrational and absurd: the first of three lectures on socialism (as propounded by Robert Owen and others) delivered in the Baptist Chapel South-Parade, Leeds, September 23, 1838

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Socialism, in its moral tendencies, compared with Christianity: the second of three lectures on socialism, (as propounded by Robert Owen and others,) delivered in the Baptist Chapel, South-Parade, Leeds, September 30, 1838

The corn laws: speech of the Rev. J.E. Giles of Leeds to the National Anti-Corn-Law League, Dec. 1, 1842

Socialism, as a religious theory, irrational and absurd: the first of three lectures on socialism, as propounded by Robert Owen and others, delivered in the Baptist Chapel South-Parade, Leeds, September 23, 1838

warning to British parents and citizens, against state education, in general, and the Manchester and Salford Local Scheme, in particular: a paper read before the Conference of Friends of the Voluntary and Congregational School Societies, held in Manchester, Feb. 3rd, 1852.

Popery: a system of priestly power : a lecture delivered at a meeting of the Scottish Association for opposing prevalent errors, in Queen Street Hall, Edinburgh, March 28th, 1849

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