Charles Bradlaugh - When were our Gospels Written? - Westminster Review “suspicions ... entertained ... all competent critics and antiquarians"

[Steven Avery]

Charles Bradlaugh
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Bradlaugh

A secular response to Tischendorf with some tidbits, first I saw the phrase in the British Newspaper Archive in 1933

and to which the , Westminster Review said, We share the suspicion to use the gentlest word ! which occurs to us

 

[Steven Avery]

When were our Gospels Written? The answer of the National Secular Society to the Religious Tract Society. By C. Bradlaugh

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p. 8
Have Dr. Tischendorf’s patrons here ever read of MSS. discovered in the same Convent of St. Catherine, at Sinai, of which an account was published by Dr. Constantine Simonides, and concerning which the Westminster Review said, “ We share the suspicions, to use the gentlest word which occurs to us, entertained, we believe, by all competent critics and antiquarians.”