The Autobiography of John Stuart Mill · Character
Charles Bradlaugh
Secularist and political activist, mentioned in Mill's later parliamentary context.
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Also known as Mr. Bradlaugh
First appearance: endnotes
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Charles Bradlaugh first appears in 0007 endnotes.
With John Stuart Mill (social): Bradlaugh was a secularist and political ally whom Mill supported in his parliamentary campaigns.
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