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This lecture reviews the life and times of two 19th century free-thought advocates and campaigners, Frances Wright and Emma Martin, whose achievements reach far beyond their general reknown.
Terry Liddle was born in Greenwich in 1948 and has an honours degree in history from East London University. He was a founder in 2003 of the Freethought History Research Group and has lectured at Conway Hall on numerous occaisions. He has contributed to many humanist and socialist journals and is a member of Lewisham Humanist Group, NSS, SPES, the Thomas Paine Society and Atheism UK.
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Terry Liddle | talks |
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12 December 2010 at 11:00 am |
Duration: | 2 hours |
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Venue: |
Conway Hall |
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Free |
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