Culture and Anarchy · Character
Mr. Bradlaugh
A secularist and political activist whose views are critiqued.
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Also known as Mr. Bradlaugh
First appearance: culture and anarchy
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Cited as the excess of working-class qualities.
Mr. Bradlaugh first appears in 0002 culture and anarchy.
With Narrator (rivalry): Mr. Bradlaugh, a secularist and political reformer, is a frequent target of the narrator's criticism for his radical views.
In Barbarians, Philistines, Populace: Cited as the excess of working-class qualities.
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