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Books by Rosehill Circle members

First page of an open book. Entitle, On force, its moral and mental correlates by Charles Bray. First page of an open book. Title Thought in aid of faith by Sara Hennell is shown. First page of an open book. Title:The British Empire: A Sketch of the Geography, Growth, National. 1863 printed by Longmans, Green and Co, London by Caroline Bray is shown. Black and white photograph showing a large white house with five windows and a doorway. There are trees to the left and right of the house. There is a large lawn in front of the house and a group of people gathered on it in front of the house.
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1860-1863
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Coventry Archives holds a number of books written by members of the Rosehill Circle. Rosehill was the Coventry home of Charles and Cara Bray. Their home became a centre for radical thinking on religion and politics. They became friends with George Eliot when she moved to Coventry. At Rosehill Eliot was introduced to new ideas and ways of thinking.

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