1893. Part I. Man: Whence and How? Religion: What and Why? The volume contains writings by Bradlaugh, who was a Victorian freethinker and participant in most of the radical movements of his day. He became an atheist at a young age and was the editor of the freethinking weekly National Reformer. He later associated with Annie Besant and was an early advocate of woman's suffrage, birth control, free speech, national education, trade unionism, and other controversial causes. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.