Earning money for Garibaldi--Mazzini--An eloquent passport--Police espionage--Carrying despatches--An American sees "fair play"--The police and the Life Assurance Companies. CHAPTER XVI. PLATFORM WORK, 1860-1861 158 Debate with the Rev. B. Grant at Bradford--Dr Brindley--Pursuing Mr Bradlaugh to New York--Debates with Dr Baylee and others--"Extended propaganda"--The _Wigan Examiner_--Mr Hutchings--Dispensing "justice" to the Atheist--More debates--Norwich and Yarmouth--The Yarmouth Magistrates. CHAPTER XVII. THE DEVONPORT CASE, 1861 175 The speech in Devonport Park--Opening a fortnight's campaign--Arrest-- Imprisonment--The Guildhall--A marine adventure--The case against Superintendent Edwards--Mr Robert Collier, Q.C., M.P.--Mr Montagu Smith, Q.C.--An unjust judge--The Court of Common Pleas--Lord Chief Justice Erle--Mr Justice Keating--The Court of Appeal. CHAPTER XVIII. "KILL THE INFIDEL" 189 Religious liberty at Guernsey--Challenging the island authorities --Bill-posting extraordinary--"Kill the Infidel"--An infuriated crowd and a shrewd landlady--The courageous Harbour Master--"An act of natural justice." CHAPTER XIX. PROVINCIAL ADVENTURES, 1860-1863 194 Altrincham--Shaw--Sunderland--Rochdale--The Bellman of Leigh--Warrington Journalism--Dumfries--Burnley--Chesterfield--Counter attractions at Worksop--At Boardman's Edge, discussion precedes the lecture--The Dewsbury poster--Leeds--A dream of Voltaire. CHAPTER XX. A FREEMASON 203 The Philadelphs--The Grand Lodge of England--The Prince of Wales as Grand Master--"To the oppressed of all Nations"--Joshua B. Smith as Junior Warden to the Adelphi Lodge--"Ill winds" that blow good to a Masonic charity. CHAPTER XXI. DEBATES, 1860-1866 207 The Rev. W. Barker--Thomas Cooper--A frank avowal--The Rev. Woodville Woodman again--Mr Porteous--A one-sided debate--Mr Porteous again. CHAPTER XXII. "THE WORLD IS MY COUNTRY; TO DO GOOD IS MY RELIGION" 214 Sympathy with Garibaldi--Irish Catholic Opposition--An attempt to stab Mr Bradlaugh--Lancashire distress--"Viva la Polonia"--Death of B. B. Jones--Sheffield inundation--Help for the needy--A Hall of Science Company. CHAPTER XXIII. THE REFORM LEAGUE, 1866-1868 220