William Winwood Reade
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William Winwood Reade (26 December 1838 – 24 April 1875) was a British historian, explorer, and philosopher. His two best-known books, The Martyrdom of Man (1872) and The Outcast (1875), were included in the Thinker's Library.
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Works
- (1859). Charlotte and Myra: A Puzzle in Six Bits.
- (1860). Liberty Hall, Oxon. (A Novel)
- (1861). The Veil of Isis or Mysteries of the Druids.
- The Druids.
- Druidism in Rustic Folklore.
- Druidism in the Emblems of Freemasonry.
- Druidism in the Ceremonies of the Church Of Rome.
- Rites And Ceremonies Of The Druids.
- Vestiges Of Druidism.
- The Destruction Of The Druids.
- Priestesses Of The Druids – Pamphlet.
- (1864). Savage Africa.
- (1865). See-Saw: A Novel (Written under the pseudonym Francesco Abati).
- (1872). The Martyrdom of Man.
- (1873). African Sketch-Book.
- (1874). The Story of the Ashantee Campaign.
- (1875). The Outcast.
- (1972). Religion in History.
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