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l. k. washburn

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Biographical Dictionary of Freethinkers

  1. L. K. Washburn

    American lecturer and writer, born Wareham, Plymouth, Mass., 25 March, 1846. In ’57 he went to Barre. Was sent to a Unitarian school for ministers, and was ordained in Ipswich, Feb. ’70. He read from the pulpit extracts from Parker, Emerson, and others instead of the Bible. He went to Minneapolis, where he organised the first Freethought Society in the State. He afterwards resided at Revere, and delivered many Freethought lectures, of which several have been published. He now edits the Boston Investigator.

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  1. Chaldean Numerology

    The numerical value of l. k. washburn in Chaldean Numerology is: 8

  2. Pythagorean Numerology

    The numerical value of l. k. washburn in Pythagorean Numerology is: 3

Examples of l. k. washburn in a Sentence

  1. Scott Applewhite:

    The Washburn fire is a relatively small, very slow moving surface fire, burning mainly at low intensity in mild to moderate fire weather, including in dense forests with no forest management history and an abundance of live and dead trees, this underscores what John Muir Project and hundreds of scientists have been saying for years: it’s not primarily about the density of live or dead trees, it’s about the weather and climate, and climate change.

  2. John Dickman:

    We’ve been preparing for the Washburn Fire for decades, it really just died as soon as it hit the grove.

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