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Letters to the clergy of all denominations showing the errors, absurdities, and irrationalities of their doctrines

1841

Materials for deciding the question, whether or not the Bible is the word of God? in a series of letters, addressed to the Bishop of Exeter

1841

Who are the infidels: those who call themselves socialists, or followers of Robert Owen, or those who call themselves Christians, or followers of Jesus Christ?

1840

A defence of the social principles: delivered in the Social Institution, Salford : being an answer to a lecture delivered by the Rev. J. R. Beard on Sunday, the 30th, 1837

1837

A defence of the social principles, delivered in the Social Institution, Salford being an answer to a lecture delivered by the Rev. J.R. Beard, Unitarian minister, on Sunday, April the 30th, 1837

1837

The evils of private property: being an answer to a letter by the Rev. J. Parker

1838

Letter XVIII to the clergy of all denominations

1839

letter to the inhabitants of Great Britain and Ireland: in answer to the question: Ought we to rejoice at an heir to the throne being born? /cby C. J. Haslam.

1841

A letter to the inhabitants of Great Britain and Ireland, in the answer to the question, ought we rejoice at an heir to the throne being born

1841

Orla and the Serpent's Curse

2020

Orla and the Magpies Kiss

2022

C. J. Haslam, Paddy Donnelly

The necessity of a change, or An exposure of the errors and evils of the present arrangement of society: with a partial developement of a new plan