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Humanist Heritage
Exploring the rich history and influence of humanism in the UK
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# Humanist Heritage
> Exploring the rich history and influence of humanism in the UK
Part of the Humanists UK family of sites (https://humanists.uk).
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Any page is available as Markdown: append `.md` to its URL, or request it with `Accept: text/markdown`. The sitemap is at https://heritage.humanists.uk/wp-sitemap.xml.
## Posts
- [Barralet v Attorney-General (1980)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/barralet-v-attorney-general-1980.md)
- [Humanist Society Scotland](https://heritage.humanists.uk/humanist-society-scotland.md)
- [Glenys Kinnock (1944–2023)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/glenys-kinnock-1944-2023.md)
- [Michael Foot (1913–2010)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/michael-foot-1913-2010.md)
- [James Callaghan (1912–2005)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/james-callaghan-1912-2005.md)
- [Rupert Brooke (1887–1915)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/rupert-brooke-1887-1915.md)
- [Disestablishment of the Church in Wales (1920)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/disestablishment-of-the-church-in-wales-1920.md)
- [Balliol College, Oxford](https://heritage.humanists.uk/balliol-college-oxford.md)
- [Neville Chamberlain (1869–1940)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/neville-chamberlain-1869-1940.md)
- [Joseph Chamberlain (1836–1914)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/joseph-chamberlain-1836-1914.md)
- [David Lloyd George (1863–1945)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/david-lloyd-george-1863-1945.md)
- [The Liberty of Bequest Committee](https://heritage.humanists.uk/the-liberty-of-bequest-committee.md)
- [Presidents of the Rationalist Association](https://heritage.humanists.uk/presidents-of-the-rationalist-association.md)
- [From the archives: Humanism in Scotland (1983)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/from-the-archives-humanism-in-scotland-1983.md)
- [From the archives: The Humanist Ideal (1972)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/from-the-archives-the-humanist-ideal-1972.md)
- [J. P. Gilmour (1860–1941)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/j-p-gilmour-1860-1941.md)
- [A. E. Heath (1887–1961)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/a-e-heath-1887-1961.md)
- [Graham Wallas (1858–1932)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/graham-wallas-1858-1932.md)
- [Christopher Hitchens (1949–2011)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/christopher-hitchens-1949-2011.md)
- [Adam Gowans Whyte (1875–1950)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/adam-gowans-whyte.md)
- [Albert Einstein (1879-1955)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/albert-einstein.md)
- [Books Which Made Me a Rationalist](https://heritage.humanists.uk/books-which-made-me-a-rationalist.md)
- [Darcus Howe (1943–2017)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/darcus-howe.md)
- [Bessie Braddock (1899-1970)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/bessie-braddock.md)
- [Henry S. Salt (1851-1939)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/henry-s-salt.md)
- [J. D. Bernal (1901–1971)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/j-d-bernal.md)
- [Pamela O’Malley (1929–2006)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/pamela-omalley.md)
- [James Thomson (1834–1882)](https://heritage.humanists.uk/james
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