The debut volume of 'The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll' unveils the pioneering insights of the eminent American lawyer, writer, and orator. Delving into a diverse array of topics, this collection features compelling essays such as 'The Gods, ' 'Humboldt, ' 'Thomas Paine, ' and 'Individuality.' Ingersoll's eloquent exploration extends to issues of liberty, with essays including 'The Liberty Of Man, Woman, And Child' and 'Liberty Of Woman, ' as well as thought-provoking discussions on heresies, ghosts, and the agricultural landscape of Illinois. Culminating with the timeless inquiry 'What Must We Do To Be Saved?, ' this volume sets the stage for an illuminating journey through the intellectual landscape of one of America's foremost thinkers.