Contemporary Thought on Nineteenth Century Socialism

Herausgeber: Siméon, Ophélie

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Produktbeschreibung

This first volume will showcase the richness and diversity of the Owenite movement, sourcing material from books, pamphlets, correspondence and newspaper articles written by a variety of different voices, from Chartists to early co-operators, secularists, non-British Owenites and proponents of women's rights.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: CRC Press
• Seitenzahl: 504
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Dezember 2020
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 30mm
• Gewicht: 925g
• ISBN-13: 9781138321045
• ISBN-10: 1138321044
• Artikelnr.: 69948492

Autorenporträt

Ophelie Simeon is Associate Professor in British History at Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris, France.

Inhaltsangabe

Volume 1: Owenism Edited by Ophélie Siméon Part 1. Work as it was and how it might be 1. Robert Owen
"Address Prefixed to the Third Essay - 'To the Superintendents of Manufactories'"
in A New View of Society
IV
(London: printed for Longman
Hurst
Rees
Orme
and Brown
[1814] 1816)
71-77. 2. House of Commons
"Evidence of Robert Owen on his New Lanark Experiment"
in Report of the Select Committee on the State of Children employed in Manufactories
1816
pp. 20-8; 36-40; 86-95. 3. Robert Owen
"Letter
dated July 25 and 16
1817
containing a Further Development of the Plan contained in the Report to the Committee of the Association for the Relief of the Manufacturing and Labouring Poor
with Answers and Objections" (1817)
in A Supplementary Appendix to the First Volume of The Life of Robert Owen
Containing a Series of Reports
Addresses
Memorials
and Other Documents
Referred to in That Volume. 1803-1820
(London: Effingham Wilson 1858) Appendix I.2
65-78. 4. Philanthropos [John Minter Morgan]
Remarks on the Practicability of Mr. Robert Owen's Plan to Improve the Condition of the Lower Classes (London: S. Leigh
1819)
25-28. 5. George Mudie
"On the Causes of the Distress Prevalent in Great Britain"
in Report of the Committee appointed at a Meeting of Journeymen
Chiefly Printers
to take into Consideration Certain Propositions
Submitted to Them by Mr. George Mudie
Having for their Object a System of Social Arrangement
Calculated to Effect Essential Improvements in the Condition of the Working Classes (London: The Medallic Cabinet
1821)
4-5. 6. Joshua Milne
"Rights of Industry. Founding of the National Regeneration Society in Favour of the Eight-Hour Day"
The Crisis
7 December 1833
117. 7. Benjamin Warden
"Master v. Slave. On Paid Labour in Communities"
New Moral World
2 February 1839
228-229. Part 2. Visions of the Future 8. Robert Owen
Address delivered to the Inhabitants of New Lanark
on January 1st
1816
on the Opening of the Institution Established for the Formation of Character (London: Hatchard
1816). 9. George Mudie
"Prospectus"
The Economist
19 January 1821
viii-xii. 10. John Minter Morgan
The Revolt of the Bees (London; printed for Longman
Rees
Orme
Browne and Greene [1826]1839)
22-27. 11. Robert Owen
"The Social System
Chapter V [continued]
Constitutions
Laws and Regulations of a Community"
New Harmony Gazette
21 February 1827. 12. "One of the People" [William Lovett]
"To the Wealth-Producing Classes of England"
Magazine of Useful Knowledge and Co-operative Miscellany
n°1
January 1830
7-10. 13. George Fleming
"To the Socialists of Great Britain. Letter from Tytherly Community"
New Moral World
30 November 1839
920-22. Part 3. Concepts of Political Change 14. Robert Owen
A New View of Society
or
Essays on the Formation of the Human Character: Preparatory to the Development of a Plan for Gradually Ameliorating the Condition of Mankind (London: printed for Longman
Hurst
Rees
Orme and Brown
1816)
Fourth Essay
143-170. 15. Sir William de Crespigny and Alexander Hamilton of Dalziell
'Motion Respecting Mr. Owen's Plan'
House of Commons Minutes (Hansard)
16th December 1819. 16. Robert Owen
Lectures on an Entire New State of Society: Comprehending an Analysis of British Society
Relative to the Production and Distribution of Wealth
the Formation of Character
and Government
Domestic and Foreign (London: J. Brooks
1830) III
42-45. 17. Rowland Detrosier
An Address
Delivered to the Members of the New Mechanics' Institution
Manchester
on Friday Evening
March 25
1831: On the Necessity of an Extension of Moral and Political Instruction among the Working Classes (Manchester: W. Strange 1831). 18. William Cameron
The First Trumpet. An Address to the Disciples of Robert Owen
on the Importance and Necessity of Speedily Accomplishing a Bond of Union of Mutual Interest
for Gradually carrying into Operation the New Science of Society (London: J. Brooks
1832). 19. John Finch
"Liverpool - First Public Social Festival and Ball"
letter to the editor of the Liverpool Chronicle
29 November 1838
reprinted in the New Moral World
1 December 1838
91. 20. Alexander Campbell
"Progress of Moral Reform. Mr. Campbell's Missionary Tour"
New Moral World
30 March 1839
362. Part 4. Political Economy 21. Robert Owen
Report to the County of Lanark
of a Plan for Relieving Public Distress (Glasgow: Wardlaw & Cunninghame [1820] 1821)
1-7. 22. Thomas Hodgskin
Labour Defended against the Claims of Capital or the Unproductiveness of Capital Proved with Reference to the Present Combinations Amongst Journeymen. (London: Knight and Lacey
1825)
83-92. 23. William Thompson
Labor Rewarded. The Claims of Labor and Capital Conciliated: or
How to Secure to Labor the Whole Products of its Exertions. By One of the Idle Classes. (London: printed for Hunt and Clarke
1827)
75-88. 24. William Pare
"Laws of the Birmingham Co-operative Society
and Trading Fund Association"
in An Address Delivered at the Opening of the Birmingham Cooperative Society (Birmingham: printed for W. Plastans
and published by the Society
1828)
27-32. 25. John Gray
"Sketch of a Commercial Constitution"
in The Social System: a Treatise on the Principle of Exchange (Edinburgh: William Tait 1831)
30-39. 26. George Mudie
Gazette of the Exchange Bazaars
and Practical Guide to the Rapid Establishment of the Public Prosperity
20 October 1832
n°5. 27. John Francis Bray
"An Outline of a Social Movement"
in Labour's Wrongs and Labour's Remedy; or
The Age of Might and the Age of Right . (Leeds: David Green
1839)
154-176. Part 5. Ways of Organizing 28. "Articles of Agreement of the Establishment at Orbiston"
The Register for the First Society of Adherents to Divine Revelation
at Orbiston
n°1
10 November 1825. 29. "Proceedings of the London Co-operative Society. An Address Delivered before the Society
on New Year's-Day"
Co-operative Magazine and Monthly Herald
n°2
February 1826
54-59. 30. "Rules and Regulations of the Equitable Labour Exchange
Gray's Inn Road
London
for the Purpose of Relieving the Productive Classes from Poverty
by their Own Industry
and for the Mutual Exchange of Labour for Equal Value of Labour"
The Crisis
n°27
8 September 1832
105-106. 31. William Carpenter (ed.)
"Incipient Community"in Proceedings of the Third Cooperative Congress
held in London (London:W. Strange 1832)
85-95. 32. 'Rules and Regulations of the Grand National Consolidated Trades' Union of Great Britain and Ireland: instituted for the Purpose of More Effectually Enabling the Working Classes to Secure
Protect
and Establish the Rights of Industry'
(London: Harjette and Saville
1834). 33. "Progress of Social Reform"
New Moral World
6 August 1843
46-47. 34. Universal Community of Rational Religionists
The Constitution and Laws of the Rational Society: as Agreed to at the Annual Congress
held at Harmony Hall
Hants.
May 10
1843 (London: printed and published for the Society by W. Johnston
1843. Part 6. Democracy and the State 35. Robert Owen
An Address to the Working Classes (1819)
reprinted in A Supplementary Appendix to the First Volume of the Life of Robert Owen... (London: Effingham Wilson
1858)
225-231. 36. Frances Wright
Fanny Wright Unmasked by her Own Pen. Explanatory Notes
Respecting the Nature and Objects of the Institution of Nashoba
and of the Principles Upon Which It is Founded
Addressed to the Friends of Human Improvement
in All Countries and of All Nations (New York: [1827]1830). 37. Robert Owen
"Mr. Owen's Memorial to the Republic of Mexico
and a Narrative of the Proceedings Thereon"
in Robert Owen's Opening Speech
and His Reply to the Rev. Alex. Campbell... (Cincinnati: published for R. Owen
1829)
p. 184-190. 38. William Carpenter
An Address to the Working Classes on the Reform Bill (London: W. Strange 1831)
13-16. 39. Henry Hetherington
Poor Man's Guardian
14 January 1832
p. 245-246. 40. James Napier Bailey
The Model Republic: a Monthly Journal of Politics
Literature
and Theology
n°1
1 January 1843
1-4. 41. "Meeting of Congress
Friday
May 10
1844"
New Moral World
8 June 1844
402-404. Part 7. The New Religion and the Old 42. "Philadelphus" [Benjamin Scott Jones]
The Economist
n°51
2 March 1821
399-408. 43. Abram Combe
The Religious Creed of the New System (Edinburgh: printed by D. Schaw
1824)
3-6. 44. Robert Owen
"Address delivered at the Annual Congress of the Association of All Classes of All Nations
held in Manchester
from the 10th to the 30y of May
1837"
in Six Lectures Delivered in Manchester previously to the Discussion between Mr. Robert Owen and the Rev. J.H. Roebuck (Manchester: A. Heywood
1837)
102-112. 45. Charles Southwell
"Policy versus Principle. To the Socialists of England. Letter V"
The Oracle of Reason; Or
Philosophy Vindicated
n°11
5 March 1842
89-91. 46. Emma Martin
Religion Superseded
or the Moral Code of Nature Sufficient for the Guidance of Man (London: Watson
1844). 47. "T.B."
"Account of an Owenite Nuptial Ceremony"
New Moral World
29 March 1845
319. Part 8. Gender
Sexuality and Family Relations 48. Catherine Vale Whitwell
"Conclusion
in which some Thoughts on Female Education are offered"
in An Astronomical Catechism
Or
Dialogues Between a Mother and her Daughter (London: printed for and sold by the author
) 1818
345-359. 49. William Thompson and Anna Doyle Wheeler
Appeal to One Half of the Human Race
Women
Against the Pretensions of the Other Half
Men: to Retain in Political
and Thence in Civil and Domestic Slavery; in Reply to a Paragraph of Mr. Mill's Celebrated "Article on Government" (London: Longman
Hurst
Rees
Orme
Brown and Green
1825)
198-206. 50. Anna Doyle Wheeler
"Rights of Women. A Lecture delivered by Mrs. Wheeler
last year
in a Chapel near Finsbury Square"
British Co-operator
1830
12-15. 51. Robert Dale Owen
Moral Physiology; or
A Brief and Plain Treatise on the Population Question (NewYork: Wright and Owen 1830)
13-18. 52. 'Concordia'
"To Robert Owen
Esq."
The Crisis
22 June 1833
189-190. 53. Robert Owen
Lectures on the Marriages of the Priesthood of the old Immoral World
Delivered in the year 1835
before the passing of the new Marriage Act (Leeds: J. Hobson [1835] 1840)
3-14. 54. "M.A.S."
'On the Necessary Co-operation of Both Sexes for Human Advancement'
New Moral World
26 August 1843
65. Part 9. War
Peace and Internationalism 55. Robert Owen
"Memorial of Robert Owen
of New Lanark
in Scotland
to the Allied Powers Assembled in Congress
at Aix-la-Chapelle
in Behalf of the Working Classes
1818"
reprinted in Manifesto of Robert Owen... (London: Effingham Wilson
1840)
31-41. 56. Constitution of the Blue Spring Community for the Promotion of Science and Industry (1826). 57. John Finch
"Ralahine (Ireland); or Human Improvement and Human Happiness"
Letters I-IV
New Moral World
31 March-21 April 1838. 58. "Proceedings of Congress
Saturday
May 16
1840"
New Moral World
13 June 1840
1314-1316. 59. Thomas Hunt
Report to a Meeting of Intending Emigrants: Comprehending a Practical Plan for Founding Co-operative Colonies of United Interests in the North-Western Territories of the United States
(London
W. Ostell
1843)
2-10. 60. Friedrich Engels
"Progress of Social Reform on the Continent"
New Moral World
23 Oct. - 18 Nov. 1843. 61. "Meeting of English and Foreign Communists"
New Moral World
28 September 1844
109-111.