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Prisoner for Blasphemy

CHAPTER VI
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We both expressed our belief that we should not meet our fellow-councillors again for some time, and solemnly wished them good-bye, with a hope that, if we were sent to prison, they would seize the opportunity, and initiate an agitation against the Blasphemy Laws.

I then drove home, and finished the notes for my defence.
Early the next morning I was at 28 Stonecutter Street.

Being apprehensive of a fine as well as imprisonment, I made hasty arrangements for removing the whole of the printing plant to some empty rooms in a private house.

Mr.A.Hilditch was the friend on whom I relied in this emergency; and I am indebted to him for aid in many other difficulties arising from my prosecution.

My foreman printer, Mr.A.
Watkin, superintended the removal.


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