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Some of the _ci-devant_ "communicants" call Robert Owen a fool, whilst others brand him with still more opprobrious epithets: and I never could get two of them to agree as to the primary causes of the failure of that community.
A Ramble of Six Thousand Miles through the United States of America
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But the European examples are older, such as Robert Owen's experiment at New Lanark in Scotland, Saltaire in Yorkshire, Dollfuss '
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Leaders of the co-operative movement, such as Robert Owen, abhorred such practice and wished to reorganise society along similar lines to their own movement.
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Leaders of the co-operative movement, such as Robert Owen, abhorred such practice and wished to reorganise society along similar lines to their own movement.
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Leaders of the co-operative movement, such as Robert Owen, abhorred such practice and wished to reorganise society along similar lines to their own movement.
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Leaders of the co-operative movement, such as Robert Owen, abhorred such practice and wished to reorganise society along similar lines to their own movement.
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'' 'Robert Owen' '' (May, 14th 1771-1858) was a [[Welsh]] [[philosopher]] who was one of the leading supporters of the idea of "Utopian Socialism" leadb y Charles Fourier.
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Leaders of the co-operative movement, such as Robert Owen, abhorred such practice and wished to reorganise society along similar lines to their own movement.
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'' 'Robert Owen' '' (May, 14th 1771-1858) was a [[Welsh]] [[philosopher]] who was one of the leading supporters of the idea of "Utopian Socialism"
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Leaders of the co-operative movement, such as Robert Owen, abhorred such practice and wished to reorganise society along similar lines to their own movement.
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