Thaddeus Burr Wakeman

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Thaddeus B. WakemanThaddeus Burr 1834-1913 Wakeman

Born 1834-01-01

Died 1913-01-01

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Monism (3)
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Technology (1)
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Books by Thaddeus Burr Wakeman

Total count: 12

An introductory lecturedelivered before the American institute of the city of New-York

Printed at the office of the Mechanics' magazine1835-01-01
The religion of humanityan address, delivered before the Free Religious Association, at their Annual Convention, held at Beethoven Hall, Boston, May 31st, 1878

The New York Liberal Pub. Co.1878-01-01
The Comstock laws considered as to their constitutionalitybeing T.B. Wakeman's Faneuil Hall speech, replies to the Index, Judge E.P. Hurlbut's "Liberty of Printing," Mr. Wakeman's reply, the laws in question, various letters from eminent men, etc., etc., etc

D.M. Bennett1879-01-01
An extension and enlargement of the positive classification of the sciences

1881-01-01
Evolution or creation?an address delivered before the Freethinkers Association of N.Y., at Rochester, Aug. 31, 1883, in answer to the "Defense of Christianity" delivered the evening previous before the same association, by the Rev. Thomas Mitchell, of Brooklyn, N.Y.

New York Liberal Pub. Co.1883-01-01
Ernst Haeckel

D. Appleton and Company1891-01-01
Thomas Paine, the father of republics

Truth Seeker Co.1899-01-01
Science is religionthe Monistic religion : a lecture before the Manhattan Liberal Club of New York ... Dec. 23, 304 Era of Science and Man (C.E. 1904), as "The conclusion of the present year on the important matters"

Singleton W. Davis1905-01-01
Addresses of Thaddeus Burr Wakemanat and in reference to the first Monist congress at Hamburg, in September 1911, together with his report of the proceedings, as published in the Truth seeker, including addresses and letters

1913-01-01
Addresses of Thaddeus Burr Wakeman at and in reference to the first Monist congress at Hamburg

1913-01-01
In memory of Edward Bliss Foote, M.D.the funeral address delivered at 120 Lexington Avenue, New York, on October 7th

publisher not identified1978-01-01
Answer of Ernst Haeckel to the Falsehoods of the Jesuits, Catholic and Protestant, from the German Pamphlet Sandalion, and My Church Departure; Being Haeckel's Reasons, As Stated by Himself, for His Late Withdrawal from the Free Evangelical...

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