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General sources Wikipedia uses secondary sources, and is not a place for original research. Instead, make use of the numerous citable sources available on and offline. Some suggestions for good places to go: Hathi Trust, an online library Oxford Dictionary of National Biography Scottish Biographies Online Dictionary of Welsh Biography The Internet Archive The Gazette, 'Search the Archives' The Dictionary of National Biography, First and Second Editions CORE: Open access research papers Useful sources for humanist history Ethical societies The Ethical Movement in Great Britain by Gustav Spiller Ethics and Religion, 1900 Ethical Democracy: Essays in Social Dynamics The Ethical Movement: Its Principles and Aims by Horace J. Bridges A Generation of Religious Progress Freethought, atheism and unbelief Varieties of Unbelief: atheists and agnostics in English society 1850-1960 by Susan Budd Religion in the lives of English women, 1760-1930 by Gail Malmgreen Against the faith: essays on deists, skeptics, and atheists by Jim Herrick 100 Years of Freethought by David Tribe The Infidel Tradition, ed. Edward Royle Radicals, Secularists, and republicans : popular freethought in Britain, 1866-1915 by Edward Royle A Biographical Dictionary of Modern Rationalists by Joseph McCabe Women without Superstition: "No Gods - No Masters", ed. Annie Laurie Gaylor Eve and the New Jerusalem by Barbara Taylor Freethought in the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth by Gordon Stein Infidel Death-Beds by G. W. Foote