Communism in AmericaH. Holt, 1879 - 86 psl. |
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activity Adam Smith agitation Arbeiter awarded bourgeoisie Brook Farm called capital cause classes co-operation co-operative COMMUNISM IN AMERICA Communistic Societies conservatism democracies difficulties direct economic laws economists efforts existing social Fourier France French German hand happiness HENRY AMMON JAMES hope human nature individual industrial inequalities inevitable influence institutions intellectual interest Judges Karl Marx Kingsley Trust Association labor question lead leaders Leone Levi less Marx and Lassalle means of labor ment methods mind modern munistic NABILAC newspapers notion Owen Paris PLYMOUTH BAY Political Economy popular population Porter Prize practical present President and Fellows principle private property production Professor in Yale radical religious result ROBERT OWEN Rochdale SAMUEL HARRIS says scheme second Academic term seems sense Shakers SIGILL socialist movement Socialistic Labor Party spirit statistics strength struggle theory tion trades-unions true wages wealth weekly working-classes workingmen Yale College ΛΟΝ
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