Charles Bradlaugh a Sketch of His Life And Work
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Wigan was one of the towns visited by Mr. Bradlaugh again and again, until he became as welcome as at first he was hated, and it may serve as an illustration of the fashion of those early combats. The local clergy stirred up in the town, before he arrived, a furious feeling against " the infidel, " and the hall in which he was to lecture was crowded with a hostile audience before he reached it. The windows were broken from outside, while the crowd within yelled ; the rector's secretary forced h...is way in through a window, lime was thrown in, and water poured through the ventilators on the roof. Nevertheless, the lecture was deliv- ered, but matters became more serious at the close. The crowd, composed of well-dressed people, rushed around him, from behind, spat in his face, and he was absolutely alone. But he walked through them, unyielding, defiant, and, hun- dreds as there were against one, his magnetic personality triumphed over their hatred. They threw stones, cursed him, yelled and hooted, but out of them all not one would meet him face to face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wigan was one of the towns visited by Mr. Bradlaugh again and again, until he became as welcome as at first he was hated, and it may serve as an illustration of the fashion of those early combats. The local clergy stirred up in the town, before he arrived, a furious feeling against " the infidel, " and the hall in which he was to lecture was crowded with a hostile audience before he reached it. The windows were broken from outside, while the crowd within yelled ; the rector's secretary forced h...is way in through a window, lime was thrown in, and water poured through the ventilators on the roof. Nevertheless, the lecture was deliv- ered, but matters became more serious at the close. The crowd, composed of well-dressed people, rushed around him, from behind, spat in his face, and he was absolutely alone. But he walked through them, unyielding, defiant, and, hun- dreds as there were against one, his magnetic personality triumphed over their hatred. They threw stones, cursed him, yelled and hooted, but out of them all not one would meet him face to face.
What to read after Charles Bradlaugh a Sketch of His Life And Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Besant to read onlineMoreLess
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