44 Complete Lectures by Robert G. Ingersoll, 1924
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Main Index of chapters found within 44 Complete Lectures, by Robert G. Ingersoll. Published in 1924 by M.A. Donohue and Company, Chicago - New York.

• Blasphemy
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  Robert G. Ingersoll at the Brooklyn Theatre in New York, in the nineteenth century, on the subject of blasphemy.



• Declaration of Independence
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  100th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence -lecture explaining the events which lead up to the creation of this document, and results that followed thereafter by Robert G. Ingersoll.



• E.C. Ingersoll's Funeral
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  A brief chapter from The Complete Lectures of Robert Ingersoll, containing the Eulogy which was read at E.C. Ingersoll's Funeral, June 2, 1879.



• Ghosts
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  On human history and the accumulated belief system in spirits controlling [for good or bad], the forces in nature, health and disease, and the hysteria that arises from superstition. Ingersoll accounts a few of the autrocities committed, and some of the absurdities believed by people in the dark ages.



• Hell
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  A lecture given by Robert G. Ingersoll in the nineteenth century, on the subject of Hell and eternal condemnation.



• Heretics and Heresies
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  Lecture on the ''Five Points'' of John Calvin, Founder of the Presbyterian Church, includes discussion on Heresies in Church History.



• Human Rights
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  Lecture by Ingersoll on separation of Church and State, secularization of government and schools, and the right of all to be treated as equals.



• The Great Infidels
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  History of Human Progress written in the lives and careers of doubters and Agnostics -- Chicago Tribune, May 5, 1881.



• Robert G. Ingersoll's Response to Delaware Grand Jury
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  February 13, 1882, Robert Ingersoll, on the persecution of non-Christians, and his opposition to corporal punishment.



• Life and Deeds of Thomas Paine
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  Lecture by Robert Ingersoll on the humble beginnings of Thomas Paine to his status as a founding father of United States of America.



• Mistakes of Moses
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  Lecture given by Robert Ingersoll during the 19th Century, and recorded verbatim as he was addressing an audience in Chicago. Contains his critical analysis of the books of Moses.



• Nominating Jas. G. Blaine for President
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  Ingersoll's speech on the election of a new president, James G. Blaine.



• Oration at a Child's Grave
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  Robert Ingersoll gave an oration at a child's grave in Washington, Jan. 9, 1882, speaking on life and death.



• Personal Deism Denied
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  Lecture by Robert Ingersoll where he appeared in the Rochester Morning Tribune for his delivery of a speech on his lack of belief in a personal god which intereferes with the affairs of mankind.



• Religious Intolerance
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  Summary of a lecture given by Robert Ingersoll, at the Pittsburgh Opera House, October 14, 1879, on separation of church and state, taxation of church property, and other issues.



• Skulls
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  Robert Ingersoll gives an extensive lecture on the subject of man's intellectual development and his slow progress beyond superstition, covering a broad range of issues concerning the liberation of women, children and man.



• Response to Toast by Ingersoll
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  Speech given by Robert G. Ingersoll, November 13, 1879; about the end of the war, honoring the soldiers, President Lincoln and the end of slavery.