The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll, Vol. 08 (of 12) is part of the collected writings and lectures of Robert Green Ingersoll, the celebrated nineteenth-century American orator, essayist, and advocate of free thought. Ingersoll's work addresses religion, reason, morality, philosophy, society, and the relationship between individual freedom and established institutions.

This volume preserves Ingersoll's characteristic combination of rational inquiry, criticism, wit, and eloquence. As part of his collected works, it provides readers with historical insight into the intellectual debates of nineteenth-century America, particularly discussions surrounding religion, skepticism, ethics, humanism, and freedom of thought.