
George Jacob Holyoake
Also known as
G. J. HolyoakeHolyoake, George Jacob, 1817-1906George Jacob 1817-1906 Holyoake
Born 1817-04-13
Died 1906-01-27
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Top Subjects
- Great Britain (29)
- Cooperation (16)
- Secularism (14)
- Atheism (10)
- England (6)
- Free thought (5)
- Owen, Robert, -- 1771-1858 (5)
Books by George Jacob Holyoake
Total count: 200
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The logic of death; or, why should the atheist fear to die?A.K. Butts & Co.1800-01-01
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The policy of commercial co-operation as respects including etc1800-01-01
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The spirit of Bonner in the disciples of Jesus, or the cruelty and intolerance of Christianity displayed, in the prosecution of blashemy, of Charles Southwell, editor of the Oracle of ReasonSold by Cleve, and Hetherington... [et al]1840-01-01
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Holyoake papersthe correspondence and diaries of G.J. Holyoake, [ca. 1840].1840-01-01
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The advantages and disadvantages of trades' unionsHardcastle1841-01-01
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The trial of George Jacob Holyoake, on an indictment for blasphemy, before Mr. Justice Erskine, and a common jury, at Gloucester, August the 15th, 1842Thomas Paterson for "the Anti-Persecution Union"1842-01-01
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The trial of George Jacob Holyoake, on an indictment for blasphemybefore Mr. Justice Erskine, and a common jury, at Gloucester, August the 15th, 1842Printed and published for "The Anti-Persecution Union," by Thomas Paterson ...1842-01-01
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The trial of George Jacob Holyoake on an indictment for blasphemy before Mr. Justice Erskine, and a common jury at Gloucester, August the 15th, 1842Printed and published for the Anti-Persecution Union by Thomas Paterson1842-01-01
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Trial, for Blasphemybefore Justice Erskine and a Common Jury, at Gloucester1842-01-01
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"The man Paterson"God versus Paterson :the extraordinary Bow- Street police reportGeorge Clarke1843-01-01
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Paley refuted in his own wordsHetherington1843-01-01
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Practical grammar, or composition divested of difficulties ...J. Watson1844-01-01
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A visit to Harmony Hall!(reprinted from the "Movement") with emendations, and a new and curious vindicatory chapter : dedicated to the socialists of England and ScotlandH. Hetherington1844-01-01
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A visit to Harmony Hallimpressions of the Socialist community at Queenwood, Hampshire.H. Hetherington1844-01-01
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A visit to Harmony Hall!H. Hetherington1844-01-01
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Rationalisma treatise for the timesJ. Watson1845-01-01
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Rationalisma treatise for the timesJ. Watson1845-01-01
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Tracts 1845-1855various1845-01-01
Rationalism: A Treatise for the TimesJ. Watson1845-01-01
Reasonerjournal of freethought and positive philosophyHolyoake1846-01-01-
Practical grammar ...5th ed.J. Watson1847-01-01
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Paley refuted in his own words.2nd ed., enl.J. Watson1847-01-01
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Paley refuted in his own wordsHetherington1847-01-01
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Rudiments of public speaking and debateor, Hints on the application of logicWatson1849-01-01
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The life and character of Richard CarlileJ. Watson1849-01-01
Literary institutions : their relation to public opinionan essay written for the London Literary and Scientific InstitutionJ. Watson1849-01-01-
The report of the four nights' public discussion, at Bradfordbetween George J. Holyoake ... and John Bowes ... on The truth of Christianity and the folly of infidelity, 22nd, 23rd, and 24th April: The free agency of man and the formation of character, on the 25thE. Ward [etc.1850-01-01
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The history of the last trial by jury for atheism in Englanda fragment of autobiography, submitted for the perusal of Her Majesty's Attorney General and the British clergyJ. Watson1850-01-01
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The Appeal of the distressed operative tailors to the higher classes and the publicPrinted for the Writers1850-01-01
The History of the Last Trial by Jury for Atheism in England: A Fragment of Autobiography ...J. Watson1850-01-01-
Paley's Natural theology refuted in his own wordsJ. Watson1851-01-01
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The history of the last trial by jury for atheism in Englanda fragment of autobiographyJames Watson1851-01-01
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The history of the last trial by jury for atheism in Englanda fragment of autobiography, submitted for the perusal of Her Majesty's Attorney General and the British clergyJ. Watson1851-01-01
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The philosophic type of religion as developed by Prof. Newman stated, examined and answeredJ. Watson1851-01-01
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The last days of Mrs. Emma Martinadvocate of free thoughtJ. Watson1851-01-01
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Why do the clergy avoid discussion and the philosophers discountenance itJ. Watson1852-01-01
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The logic of death, or, Why should the atheist fear to die?J. Watson1852-01-01
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The organization of freethinkersJames Watson1852-01-01
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Why do the clergy avoid discussion, and the philosophers discountenance it?Watson1852-01-01
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Organisation, not of arms--but ideasJames Watson1853-01-01
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The logic of death, or, Why should the atheist fear to die?London Book Store1853-01-01
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Organisationnot of arms, but ideasJ. Watson1853-01-01
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Paley's Natural theology refuted in his own wordsJ. Watson1853-01-01
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Organisationnot of arms but ideasJames Watson1853-01-01
Christianity and Secularism: Report of a Public Discussion Between Brewin ...Ward1853-01-01
Rudiments of public speaking and debateor, Hints on the application of logic.1st American, from the 2d London ed.McElrath and Barker1853-01-01
Rudiments of Public Speaking and Debate: Or, Hints on the Application of LogicMcElrath and Barker1853-01-01-
A Secular catechism for childrenadapted from the Rev. H.W. Crosskey's "Catechism of religion for the use of young children"Holyoake1854-01-01
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Secularism the practical philosophy of the peopleHolyoake & Co.1854-01-01
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Controversial characteristics of the Scottish peoplepublisher not identified1854-01-01
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The history of the Fleet Street housea report of sixteen yearsThe Promoters of Free Thought1856-01-01
British secular institute of communication and propagandismreport of the Fleet Street House, part II, for 1857s.n.1857-01-01-
The case of Thomas Pooleythe Cornish well-sinker, sentenced to a year and nine months' imprisonment for writion on a clergyman's field gate : (a report made at the instance of the Secularists)Holyoake & Co.1857-01-01
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The workman and the suffrage1858-01-01
The trial of theismHolyoake1858-01-01-
Self-help by the peoplehistory of co-operation in Rochdale4th edition.Holyoake & Co.1858-01-01
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Self help by the peopleHistory of cooperation in Rochdale1858-01-01
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Self-help by the people. History of co-operation in Rochdaleby George Jacob HolyoakeHolyoake & Co. Booksellers & Publishers 147 Fleet Street London1858-01-01
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Life and last days of Robert Owen, of New Lanark.Holyoake & Co.1859-01-01
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The workman and the suffrageletters to the Right Honourable Lord John Russell, M.P., and the "Daily news"People's edition.publisher not identified1859-01-01
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Principles of secularism briefly explainedHolyoake & Co.1859-01-01
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The social means of promoting temperancewith remarks on errors in its advocacyHolyoake & Co.1860-01-01
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The limits of atheism. Or, why should sceptics be outlaws?1861-01-01
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The outlaws of freethoughtthe policy which may secure an Affirmation BillHolyoake & Co.1861-01-01
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Thomas Cooper delineated as convert and controversialista companion to his missionary wanderingsAustin Holyoake ...1861-01-01
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The limits of atheism. Or, Why should sceptics be outlawsHolyoake & Co.1861-01-01
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The last trial for alleged atheism in Englanda fragment of autobiography3rd ed / revised.Holyoake & Co1861-01-01
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The logic of lifededuced from the principle of freethoughtHolyoake [& Co.1862-01-01
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A suppressed princessthe authentic, romantic, and painful history of an excluded member of the royal familyF. Farrah ...1863-01-01
Public Speaking and Debate: With an Essay on Sacred Eloquence by Henry Rogers. Revised with ...Carlton & Porter1863-01-01-
A supressed princessthe authentic, romantic, and painful history of an excluded member of the royal family. By Landor Praed.F. Farrah1863-01-01
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Cumming wrong; Colenso righta reply to the Rev. Dr. Cumming's "Moses right Colenso wrong"Farrah and Dunbar1863-01-01
Public speaking and debate2d ed.Carlton & Porter1863-01-01-
Public lessons of the hangman.F. Farrah1864-01-01
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Excluded evidence on the ground of speculative opinion[a paper read at the Social Science Congress, 1865].London Book Store1865-01-01
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Excluded evidence on the ground of speculative opiniona paper read at the Social Science Congress, 1865London Book Store1865-01-01
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Mathematics no mystery, or, The beauties and uses of EuclidF. Farrah1866-01-01
A logic of factsor, Everyday reasoning.F. Farrah1866-01-01-
Logic of factsor, Every-day reasoning ...1866-01-01
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The history of co-operation in Halifax and of some other institutions around it.London Book Store1867-01-01
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The good of going to Paris to see the exhibitiona letter to Willis Chater, weaver, of MytholmroydLondon Book Store1867-01-01
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The history of co-operation in Halifaxand of some other institutions around it"London Book Store"1867-01-01
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A new defence of the ballot, in consequence of Mr. Mill's objections to itn.p.1868-01-01
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A new defence of the ballot in consequence of Mr. Mill's objections to itFourth thousand.Book Store ...1868-01-01
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A new defence of the ballot in consequence of Mr. Mill's objections to it.4th ed. .Book Store1868-01-01
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Life of the celebrated Lord BroughamPublished by F. Farrah ...1868-01-01
A new defence of the ballot1868-01-01-
Working-class representationits conditions and consequencesGuest1868-01-01
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A new defence of the ballotin consequence of Mr. Mill's objections to itBook Store1868-01-01
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Working-class representationits conditions and consequences : an address to the electors of Birmingham, delivered at the Town Hall, Oct. 16, 1868Guest1868-01-01
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Political poemsF. Farrah1868-01-01
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The principles of secularism illustrated.3rd ed., rev.Austin & Co.1870-01-01
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The logic of death, or, Why should the atheist fear to die?.Enl. and rev. ed.Austin1870-01-01
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The logic of life, deduced from the principle of freethought.Austin1870-01-01
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Secularism, scepticism, and atheismverbatim report of the proceedings of a two nights' public debate betweenMessrs. G.J. Holyoake & C. Bradlaugh, held at the New Hall of Science, 142, Old Street, City Road, London, on the evenings of March 10 and 11, 1870.Austin1870-01-01
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Common peoplea discourse delivered at the Church of Progress, St. George's Hall, Langham PlaceTrübner1870-01-01
The principles of secularism ...3d. ed., rev.Book store; Austin & co.1870-01-01-
The logic of life, deduced from the principle of freethoughtAustin & Co.1870-01-01
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Secularism, scepticism, and atheismverbatim report of the proceedings of a two nights' public debate between Messrs. G.J. Holyoake & C. Bradlaugh : held at the New Hall of Science ... London, on the evenings of March 10 and 11, 1870Austin1870-01-01
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The last trial for atheism in Englanda fragment of autobiography4th ed., rev.Trübner1871-01-01
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The last trial for atheism in Englanda fragment of autobiography4th ed.Trübner1871-01-01
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Self-help by the peoplethe history of co-operation in Rochdale (the Society of equitable pioneers 1844 ... [-1877] 7th ed.)Trubner1872-01-01
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John Stuart Mill as some of the working classes knew himTrübner & Co.1873-01-01
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The logic of co-operationpublisher not identified1873-01-01
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Secular responsibilityTrübner1873-01-01
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The logic of co-operationTrübner1873-01-01
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Secular responsibility.Tru bner1873-01-01
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The limits of atheism.J.A. Brook1874-01-01
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Public speaking and debateTrübner1875-01-01
The History of Co-operation in England: Its Literature and Its AdvocatesTrübner & co.1875-01-01-
The history of co-operation in Englandits literature and its advocatesTrubner1875-01-01
The history of co-operation in Englandits literature and its advocates.Trübner & co.1875-01-01-
Against clandestine commissionsmainly in the interest of co-operative societiespublisher not identified1877-01-01
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The trial of theismaccused of obstructing secular lifeTrübner1877-01-01
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The trial of theism, accused of obstructing secular lifeNew ed.Trübner1877-01-01
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The Travelling Tax Abolition Committee to the people of the United Kingdompublisher not identified1878-01-01
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Thirty-three years of co-operation in RochdaleTrübner1878-01-01
Life of Joseph Rayner Stephenspreacher and political oratorWilliams and Norgate1881-01-01
Among the Americansand A stranger in America.Belford, Clarke & Co.1881-01-01
Among the Americans and a stranger in America.Belford1881-01-01-
The revenue of the Central Co-operative Boarda paper read by Mr. G. J. HolyoakeCentral Co-operative Board1882-01-01
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A plea for affirmation in parliament.Henry Cattell & Co.1882-01-01
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A plea for affirmation in ParliamentHenry Cattell ...1882-01-01
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Secularism a religion which gives heaven no troubleWatts & Co.1882-01-01
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Thirty-three years of co-operation in Rochdale.9th ed.Trubner & Co1882-01-01
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Plain words about secularismpublisher not identified1882-01-01
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The logic of deathOne hundredth ed.R. H. Squire1882-01-01
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Travels in search of a settler's guide-book of America and CanadaTrübner1884-01-01
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Manual of co-operationbeing an epitome of Holyoake's "History of co-operation,"Alden1885-01-01
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The opportunity of IrelandPrinted and published by the National Liberal Printing and Publishing Association ...1886-01-01
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Hostile & generous toleration; a new theory of tolerationA discourse delivered in South Place Chapel, on Sunday, February 28th, 1886E.W. Allen1886-01-01
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The opportunity of Ireland.National Liberal Printing and Publishing Association Limited1886-01-01
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Deliberate liberalismfour instances of itJohn Heywood1886-01-01
Hostile and generous tolerationAllen1886-01-01-
The Growth of co-operation in EnglandCentral Co-operative Board1887-01-01
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Inaugural address delivered at the nineteenth annual co-operative congress, held at Carlisle, May 30 & 31, & June 1, 1887Central Co-operative Board1887-01-01
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Inaugural address delivered at the nineteenth annual Co-operative congressheld at Carlisle, May 30 & 31 and June 1, 1887Central Co-operative Board1887-01-01
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New ideas of the dayFreethought Pub. Co.1887-01-01
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Inaugural address delivered at the Nineteenth Annual Co-operative CongressMay 30 & 31 & June 1, 1887Central Co-operative Board1887-01-01
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New ideas of the dayFreethought Publishing Company ...1887-01-01
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The policy of commercial co-operation as respects including the consumerTrübner & Co.1888-01-01
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Self-help par le peuplehistoire de la coopération à Rochdale / par G. J. Holyoake ; traduction de l'anglais par O. CambierLibrairie universelle, 1888.1888-01-01
Self-help a hundred years agoS. Sonnenschein1888-01-01-
Self-help a hundred years ago2nd ed.S. Sonnenschein1890-01-01
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The warpath of opinionstrange things seen thereonthe author1890-01-01
The co-operative movement to-dayMethuen1891-01-01-
The Co-operative movement to-dayMethuen & Co1891-01-01
Sixty years of an agitator's lifeT. F. Unwin1892-01-01-
The history of the Rochdale pionners10th ed., rev. and enl.Sonnenschein1893-01-01
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The history of the Rochdale pioneers, 1844-1892.10th ed., rev. and enl, 3rd ed. [i.e. printing].Scribner1893-01-01
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The history of the Rochdale pionners10th ed., rev. andenl.George Allen & Unwin1893-01-01
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The history of the Rochdale pioneers.10th ed., rev. and enl.Sonnenschein1893-01-01
The path I took, and where it led mean autobiography and argumentWatts & Co.1894-01-01-
Life of Thomas Burt, M.P., ex-parliamentary secretary to the Board of Trade, Secretary of the Northumberland Miners' UnionWalter Scott1895-01-01
Public speaking and debateT.F. Unwin1895-01-01-
The warpath of opinionstrange things seen therein.Co-op Printing Society Ltd1896-01-01
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The origin and nature of secularismshowing that where freethought commonly ends secularism begins.Watts& Co.1896-01-01
English secularisma confession of beliefThe Open court publishing company1896-01-01-
The origin and nature of secularismshowing that where freethought commonly ends secularism beginsWatts & Co.1896-01-01
The jubilee history of the Leeds Industrial Co-operative Society, from 1847 to 1897.Traced year by tear.Central Co-operative Offices1897-01-01-
The jubilee history of the Leeds Industrial Co-operative Societyfrom 1847 to 1897 tracedyear by yearCentral Co-operative Offices1897-01-01
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The jubilee history of the Leeds Industrial Co-operative Society, from 1847 to 1897traced year by yearCentral Co-operative Offices1897-01-01
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Essentials of co-operative educationLabour Association for Promoting Co-operative Production based on the Co-partnership of the Workers1898-01-01
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Essentials of co-operative education.Labour Association1898-01-01
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Against clandestine commissionsmainly in the interest of co-operative societies.Gay and Bird1899-01-01
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Robert Owen, the precursor of social progressin justification of the Newton memorialThe Co-operative Union Ltd.1900-01-01
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Robert Owen, the precursor of social progressin justification of the Newtown MemorialCo-operative Union1900-01-01
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The jubilee history of the Derby Co-operative Provident Society Limited, 1850-1900Co-operative Printing Society1900-01-01
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The logic of death.Watts & Co.1902-01-01
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Isola, or, The disinheriteda revolt for woman and all the disinheritedLeadenhall Press1902-01-01
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Address by George Jacob Holyoake on the occasion of the unveiling of the Robert Owen Co-operative Memorial atNewtown, July 12th, 1902.s.n.1902-01-01
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Mr. Holyoake's speech on unveiling Mr. Pratt's portrait[Co-operative Print. Society]1903-01-01
Bygones worth remembering.T.F. Unwin1905-01-01-
The history of co-operationUnwin1906-01-01
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The history of co-operationComplete ed.T. Fisher Unwin1906-01-01
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The history of co-operation in Englandits literature and its advocatesRev. and completed.T. Fisher Unwin1906-01-01
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Holyoake's geschichte der Rochdaler PionièreGepag1928-01-01
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Moral errors which endanger the permanence of co-operative societiesa paper read before the political economy section of the Social Science Congress ... London, 1862Boston Labor Reform Assoc.1964-01-01
The history of co-operation inEngland, its literature and its advocates.AMS Press1971-01-01-
English secularisma confession of beliefOpen Court1986-01-01
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The origin and nature of secularism showing that where freethought commonly ends secularism beginsErabooks1987-01-01
Christianity And SecularismReport Of A Public Discussion Between The Rev. Brewin And George Jacob HolyoakeKessinger Publishing, LLC2006-05-05
History of the Taxes on KnowledgeTheir Origin and RepealKessinger Publishing2006-05-30
Sixty Years Of An Agitator's Life, Volumes 1-2Arkose Press2015-10-22-
History of the Rochdale PioneersTaylor & Francis Group2016-01-01
Ten Years of Gentleman Farming at BlennerhassetWith Co-operative ObjectsPalala Press2016-05-07
Self-help By The PeopleThe History Of The Rochdale PioneersAndesite Press2017-08-25
Christianity and SecularismReport of a Public Discussion Between the Rev. Brewin Grant and George Jacob Holyoake. Held in the Royal British Institution, 1853Andesite Press2017-08-26
The History of Co-Operation in England: The Constructive PeriodPalala Press2018-02-14
Routledge Library Editions : The History of Social WelfareThe History of the Rochdale PioneersRoutledge2018-02-28
Sixty Years of an Agitator's Life; Volume 2Franklin Classics2018-10-07
Essentials of Co-operative EducationFranklin Classics2018-10-14
Secularism, Scepticism, And Atheism : Verbatim Report Of The Proceedings Of A Two Nights' Public Debate Between Messrs. G.j. Holyoake & C. Bradlaugh... On The Evenings Of March 10 And 11, 1870Franklin Classics2018-10-16
Report Of A Public Discussion Carried On By Henry Townley ... And George Jacob Holyoake ... On The Question - Is There Sufficient Proof Of The Existence Of A God? Ed. With Notes By H. TownleyFranklin Classics2018-10-16
The Jubilee History of the Leeds Industrial Co-Operative Society, from 1847 to 1897Traced Year by YearFranklin Classics Trade Press2018-10-27
The History of the Rochdale Pioneers, 1844-1892Franklin Classics Trade Press2018-11-13
The Life and Character of Richard CarlileFranklin Classics Trade Press2018-11-13-
Miscellaneous correspondence.Micro Methods
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Mathematics no mystery,or the beauties and uses of Euclid.3rd ed.J. Watson
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The workman and the suffrageletters to the Right Honourable Lord John Russell, MP, and the "Daily news"s.n.