Superstition Unveiled

Charles Southwell (1814–1860) was a notable freethinker and writer, distinguished for his fervent advocacy for secularism and his opposition to religion, particularly in his polemical work, 'Superstition Unveiled.' Southwell began his career as a shoemaker, but his intellectual pursuits and passion for social reform propelled him into the sphere of activism and literature. His writings often targe...