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Freethought and birth control: the untold story of a Victorian book depot
Blasphemy & Free Speech
The radical history of 28 Stonecutter Street, London, now buried under the headquarters of Goldman Sachs.
On trial for blasphemy: the Freethinker’s first editor and offensive cartoons
Blasphemy & Free Speech
George William Foote was born in Plymouth in humble circumstances on 11 January 1850. His father died when…
Image of the week: Charles Bradlaugh’s study after his death, by Walter Sickert
Image of the week
In the late 1880s, Walter Richard Sickert (1860-1942) was an emerging artist who made money from portrait painting.…