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facturing districts, and in other places. My lectures were on—
"'Competition and Co-operation.'
"'The Formation of Character.'
"'Education of Women.'
"'The Commercial Condition and Prospects of England'
"'Money—and the Evils of Paper Money in Competitive Society.'
"'Owen at New Lanark.'
"Four lectures 'On the Character, Political Principles, and Writings, of William Cobbett.'
"'My Reasons why I, having been a Calvinist, have Become an Infidel.'
"'The Character of the Priesthood as Given by Themselves.'
"Five lectures 'On the Protestant Reformation,'
"'Marriage, and the Propriety of Divorce when the Marriage is Productive of Misery.'
"In this last-mentioned lecture I urged that a state of society be instituted in which
