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 Robert Owen, The Socialist, 
 
 1771— 1858. 
 
 1914 
 
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 NATIONAI, LIBRARY OF WAIVES. 
 
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 OF 
 
 ROBERT OWEN, The Sociaust, 
 1771— 1858. 
 
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THE 
 
 NATIONAL LIBRARY OF WALES, 
 
 a iSibliograpljp 
 
 OF 
 
 Robert Owen, The Socialist, 
 
 1771— 1858. 
 
 1914 
 
4^^ 
 
 ABERYSTWYTH 
 
 Printed at the Press of the National, Library of Waives 
 March, 1914 
 
 
 
Contents 
 
 Page 
 
 Contents 5 
 
 Foreword 7 
 
 Sources of Information . . . . . . . . . . 9 
 
 Writings of Robert Owen . . . . . . . . ..11 
 
 tltl^e-index to the writings qf robert owen . . . . 21 
 
 PERIODICAI.S Conducted by Robert Owen 25 
 
 Books and Pamphi^ets rei^ating to Robert Owen . . . . 27 
 Artici^es IN Periodicai,s rei,ating to Owen . . . . 45 
 
 Books and Artici<es on the Owenite Communities . . 47 
 
 Prints and Portraits .. .. .. .. .. •• 53 
 
 2115291 
 
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 ^^^HIS Bibliography of Robert Owen, an eminent Welsh- 
 %^^ man, has been compiled to facilitate the collection 
 of works written by him, and about him, in pur- 
 suance of one of the great aims of the National Library 
 of Wales — to collect everything relating to the Principality 
 and its people. 
 
 The extent of the literature by or relating to Owen, as 
 here disclosed, may be briefly summarised : — 
 
 Actual Separate 
 Number. Editions. 
 
 A. Robert Owen's own writings . . 84 149 
 
 B. Contemporary books and pamphlets 
 
 (1812-1858) 144 214 
 
 C. Later works 44 65 
 
 D. Articles in periodicals . . . . 28 
 
 The first section does not include the periodicals which 
 Owen conducted, and it is probable that a number of locally 
 published pamphlets belonging to section B have escaped 
 record. Section D is certainly far from complete. 
 
 In the Bibliography, Owen's writings have been arranged 
 chronologically in order to illustrate his poUtical develop- 
 ment, a title-index being added that easy reference may be 
 made to new editions issued with variant titles. The items 
 are numbered throughout to facilitate cross-reference ; 
 the addition of a letter to the number (as 144A, 144B, etc.) 
 being due to the insertion of items after the numbering was 
 cast. 
 
The main sources of information are acknowledged on 
 page 9. Special thanks for valuable assistance are due to 
 the Librarian of the Goldsmiths' Library (University of 
 London), the Librarian of the British Library of Political 
 Science (University of London), the Chief Librarian of the 
 Manchester Pubhc Libraries, and the Rev. Richard Roberts, 
 of Crouch End, who kindly allowed the use of a MS. biblio- 
 graphy compiled by himself. The list of portraits is largely 
 from information supplied by the Secretary of the Robert 
 Owen Memorial, Newtown, Montgomeryshire. 
 
 A.J.H. 
 
 ADDITIONS. 
 
 The following five items were noted after the book was 
 through the press : 
 
 IDA. A BiLi. for regulating the hours of work in mills and 
 factories. 1815. 
 
 lOB. Observations on the Cotton Trade of Great Britain. 
 
 1815. 
 23A. A Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury on the 
 
 union of churches and schools. 1818. 
 
 23B. A Letter to the Earl of Liverpool on the employment 
 of children in manufactories. 1818. 
 
 130. The Human Race governed without punishment. 1858. 
 
Jltfit of Sources 
 
 British Museum Catai^ogue. 
 
 Cardiff: The Pubwc Library J ournai,, Vol 3 (i 901-2) [Bibliography]. 
 
 Goi^DSMiTHS Library (London University). 
 
 Lockwood's New Harmony [contains Bibliography]. 
 
 London Library Catai^ogue. 
 
 British Library of Poi^iticai, vScience (London University). 
 
 Manchester Pubwc Library Catai^ogue. 
 
 PODMORE'S Robert Owen, Vol 2 [contains Bibliography]. 
 
 Roberts, Richard : Li<yfryddiaeth Robert Owen [In MS.] 
 
 United States Catai,og of Books. 
 ENCYCI.OPAEDIA Britannica [Robert Owen]. 
 Davies' Robert Owen [contains Bibliography]. 
 HuTCHiNS' Robert Owen [contains Bibliography], 
 Dictionary of Nationai, Biography. 
 Private Information. 
 
 Pooi<E's Index to Periodicai^s. 
 
PART I. 
 
 The writings of ROBERT OWEN. 
 
 The items starred (*) are in the National Library of Wales. 
 
 1. A Statement regarding the New Lanark establishment. 
 
 Published anonymously, Edinburgh, 1812, 8vo. 
 
 2. A New view of society : or essays on the principle 
 
 of the formation of the human character, etc. 4 essays 
 separately issued. lyondon, 1813-14, 8vo. 
 [♦First Essay, pp. 24, 21x125]. 
 
 3. Second edition. I/)ndon, 1816, 8vo. 
 
 4. Third edition. I^ondon, 1817, 8vo. 
 
 5. Fourth edition. I^ondon, 18 18-19, ^Y^ Svo. 
 
 6. [First American edition, from the 3rd I/>ndon ed.] 
 
 New York, 1825, i2mo. 
 
 7. [Another edition]. Edinburgh, 1826, i2mo. 
 
 8. [Another edition] : Essays on the formation of the 
 
 human character. Manchester, 1837, ^vo. 
 
 9. [Another edition]. Manchester, 1840, 8vo. 
 
 10. [Another edition]. London, [1840]. 
 
 pp. 86. i2mo. 
 
 11. Observations on the effect of the manufacturing 
 
 SYSTEM ; etc. London, 1815, 8vo. pp. 20. 
 
 12. Second edition. London, 1817, 8vo. 
 
 13. Third edition. London, 1818, 8vo. 
 
 14. An Address delivered to the inhabitants of New Lanark, 
 
 on Jan. i, 1816. London, 1816, 8vo. 
 
 15. Second edition. London, 1816, 8vo. 
 
 16. Third edition. London, 1817, 8vo. 
 
 17. Fourth edition. London, 1819, Ryl. 8vo. 
 
 18. [Another edition]. London, 1841, 8vo. 
 
 19. Report of Committee on the state of chii.dren in 
 
 manufactories. Parliamentary papers, 1816, vol. III. 
 — ^Evidence by Robert Owen. 
 
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 20. New state of society. Mr. Owen's second address, 
 
 delivered at the " City of London Tavern," on Thurs- 
 day, August 2ist, 1817 . . . etc. 1817. 
 pp. 4. 410x332. 
 
 21. A New view of society : extracted from the London 
 
 daily newspapers of July 30 and Aug. 9 and 11, 1817 
 . . . etc. Broadside, folio, 1817. 
 
 22. New view of society. Mr. Owen's Report to the 
 
 Committee of the Association for the Relief of the 
 manufacturing and labouring poor . . . etc. Broad- 
 side, folio, 1817. 
 
 23. Peace on earth — good wii.1, towards men: develop- 
 
 ment of the plan for the relief of the poor, and the 
 emancipation of mankind. London, [1817], 8vo. 
 
 24. RepIvY on behalf of the London proprietors to the 
 
 address of the inhabitants of New Lanark. London, 
 1818. 
 
 25. Two MEMORIAE^ on behalf of the working classes ; etc. 
 
 London, 1818, 8vo. 
 
 26. Report to the county of Lanark of a plan for re- 
 
 lieving public distress and removing discontent . . . 
 Glasgow : pr. at the University Press, etc., 1821. 
 Publ. on the i^th Jan., 182 1. 
 PP- [iv], 74. 250x195. folding plan. 
 
 27. * [Another edition]. London : The Committee. 1832. 
 
 pp.76. 207x135- 
 
 28. An Bxpi,anation of the cause of the distress which 
 
 pervades the civilized parts of the world . . . etc. 
 London : 1823, i2mo. 
 
 29. Report of the proceedings at the several public 
 
 meetings, held in Dublin, ... on the i8th March, 
 I2th April, 19th April and 3rd May . . . etc., etc. 
 Dublin, 1823, 8vo. 
 
 30. A Diagram illustrative of the formation of the human 
 
 character suggested by Mr. Owen's Development of a 
 new Society. London, 1824, 4^^' 
 
 31. Address to the National Association for the promotion 
 
 of Social Science, on its second annual meeting. [Broad- 
 side, 1825]. 
 
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 32. Owen's American discourses : Two discourses on a 
 
 new system of society; as delivered in the Hall of 
 Representatives of the United States, etc. l/ouis- 
 ville, 1825, 8vo. 
 
 33. [Another edition]. London: pr. by Whiting & Bran- 
 
 ston, 1825. 
 
 pp. 36. 210x135. wrappers. 
 
 34. First discourse on a new system of Society, as delivered 
 
 in the Hall of Representatives at Washington. . . . 25th 
 Feb., 1825. Manchester : A. Heywood, [1825 ?]. 
 pp. 16. 165x106. 
 
 35. Speech by R. O. at New Harmony, April 27, 1825. 
 
 36. Address delivered by R. O., at a public meeting . . . 
 
 in . . . Philadelphia . . . June 25, 1827. Etc. 
 Philadelphia : M. T. C. Gould, 1827. 
 8vo. pp. 39. 
 
 37. An Address to the agriculturalists, mechanics, and 
 
 manufacturers of Great Britain and Ireland, both 
 masters and operatives. Bury : pr. by John Kay, 1827. 
 pp. 16. 178x112. 
 Also published in the Sphynx newspaper, September, 
 1827. 
 
 38. Memoriai, ... to the Mexican Repubi^ic and to the 
 
 Government . . . of Coahuila and Texas. Philadelphia, 
 1827, 8vo. 
 
 39. Robert Owen's opening speech and his repi,y to 
 
 the Rev. Alex. Campbell in the recent public discussion 
 in Cincinnati . . . also Mr. Owen's Memorial to the 
 Republic of Mexico . . . etc. Cincinnati, 1829, 8vo. 
 See also No. 40. 
 
 OWEN, Robert and CAMPBELL, (Ai<Ex.) 
 
 40. Debate on the evidences of Christianity ; held in 
 
 the city of Cincinnati . . . 1829, between R. Owen 
 and A. Campbell . . . with an appendix. [Edited 
 by A. Campbell]. 2 vols. Bethany, Va., 1829, 8vo. 
 See also No. 39. 
 
 41. [Another edition]. Pubuc discussion . . . London: 
 
 R. Groombridge, 1839. 
 pp.546. 215x135. 
 
 42. Fifth Edition. 1854. 
 
 43. [Another edition]. Evidences of Christianity . . . 
 
 New York : Ch. Publishing Co. [circa 1900]. 
 
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 44- 'The Addresses of R. O. . . . preparatory to the 
 development of a practical plan for the relief of all 
 classes, etc. London, 1830, 8vo. 
 
 45. Lectures on an entire new state of society : etc. lyon- 
 
 don: J. Brooks, [1830], 8vo. 
 
 46. The New reugion ; or, religion founded on the immu- 
 
 table laws of the universe, etc. October, 1830, 8vo. 
 
 47. The New religion, or Religion founded on the immu- 
 
 table laws of the Universe . . . 2nd lecture . . . Free- 
 mason's Hall, 15 Dec, 1830, 8vo. 
 
 48. [OUTUNE OF THE RATIONAI. SYSTEM OF SOCIETY, etC. 
 
 lyondon ?, 1830, 4to]. 
 
 48A. [Another edition]. An Outline of the rational system 
 of society, founded on demonstrable facts developing 
 the constitution and laws of human nature being the 
 only effectual remedy for the evils experienced by the 
 world : the immediate adoption of which would tran- 
 quilize the present agitated state of Society, ... by 
 R. O. Manchester: A. Heywood; lyondon: Wakelin, 
 [1836 ?]. 
 pp. 12. 165x107. 
 
 48B. [Another edition]. Social tracts, No. 7. lyondon : 
 National Community Friendly Society, [1838]. 
 
 48c. Authorised edition. 1840. 
 
 48D. Sixth edition . . . Leeds : Universal Community 
 Society of Rational Religionists, 1840, 24mo. 
 
 48E. [Another edition]. In Social hymns. Leeds : Uni- 
 versal Commimity Society, 1840. i2mo. See No. 333. 
 
 48F. [Another edition]. Manchester, [1840 ?] i2mo. 
 
 48G. [Another edition]. London : Home Colonization 
 Society, 1841, 8vo. 
 
 48H. [Another edition]. In Report of the proceedings of 
 the festival, etc. London, 1852. See No. 295. 
 
 49. Propositions fondamentaxes du systeme Sociale, de 
 
 la Commonaute des Biens, etc. Traduit de I'Anglais 
 par Jules Gay. Paris, 1837, 8vo. 
 
 50. Tai<fyriad o'r gyfundrefn resymoi. sefydledig ar 
 
 ffeithiau diwrtheb-brawf, yn amlygu cyfansoddiad a 
 deddfau y natur ddynol . . . wedi ei gyfieithu o'r 
 Saesoneg dros y gymdeithas [i.e. The Universal Comm. 
 Soc. of the Rat. Religionists] yn Manchester. Bangor : 
 arg. gan R. Jones, (1841). 
 pp. 12. 192x113. paper. 
 
 51. [? German transi<ation]. 
 
 52. [? POUSH TRANSI.ATION]. 
 
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 53- Association for removing the causes of ignorance 
 
 AND poverty by EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT. 
 
 Address to all classes in the State from the Governor, 
 Directors, and Committee of the Association [by 
 R. O.]. pvondon, 1832]. 
 4to, pp. 8. 
 
 54. The Address of R. O. delivered at the great public 
 
 meeting held at the National Equitable Labour Ex- 
 change, Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, on May i, 
 1833, . . . [I^ondon ?], 1833, 8vo. 
 
 55. I^ECTURES [on charity] ; delivered by Robert Owen at 
 
 the Institution of New I^anark, upon Ch. XIII of 
 
 I Corinthians. [London] : B. D. Cousins, Crisis Office 
 
 [1833-4]. Nos. 1-6 {complete). 
 
 pp. 48. 165x104. 
 
 The first number was published September 7, 1833. 
 
 56. [Another edition]. Six lectures on charity, etc. 
 
 London : pr. and publ. by B. D. Cousins, [1834?] 
 8vo. pp. 48. 
 
 57. 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, 
 
 1835. 
 
 58. [Fourth edition] . . . with an app. containing the 
 
 marriage system of the new moral world. Leeds, 
 1840, i2mo. pp. 92. 
 
 59-60. Manuai, of " The Association of A1.1, ciasses op 
 ALi. NATIONS." Foimded May i, 1835. Nos. i and 2, 
 1835-6, i2mo. 
 
 61. *The Book of the new moral wori,d, containing the 
 
 rational system of society [Part I]. . . . London : 
 
 Wilson. 1836. 
 
 pp. 136. 221x145. 
 
 A Note in the second paragraph of the dedication indicates that 
 
 this is part I only. 
 
 62. * [Another edition]. Glasgow: H. Robinson & Co., 1837. 
 
 pp. 96. 180x120. 
 
 63. [Abridged edition]. Hibian nature, or the moral 
 
 science of man [an abstract of the Book of the new 
 moral world, pt. i, made by Samuel Cornish]. Lon- 
 don : The National Commimity Friendly Society. 1838. 
 Social tracts, No. 5. 
 
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 64. Ii. lyiBRO DEI. Nuovo MONDO MORAINE . . La prima 
 
 parte e capitoli scelti delle altre. pp. 118. 1882. 
 
 65. The Book of the new morai, wori.d, etc. Parts II, III. 
 
 London, 1842, 8vo. 
 
 66. The Same. Parts IV— VII. London, 1844, 8vo. 
 
 67. [Another edition]. London, 1849, ^vo. 
 
 No. 6y is an edition of the complete work, issued in 7 parts, 
 each separately paged. 
 
 68. Le Livre du nouveau monde morai< . . . abrege et 
 
 traduit de T anglais par T. W. Thornton. Paris, 
 1847. i2mo. 
 [This Trans, is an abridgement of the complete work.] 
 
 69. EvSSAYS ON THE FORMATION OF THE HUMAN CHARACTER 
 
 See " A New view of Society "... editions for 1837 
 and 1840. 
 
 70. *Six ivECTURES delivered in Manchester previously to a 
 
 discussion between R. O. and J. H. Roebuck . . . 
 Manchester : A. Hey wood, (1837). 
 pp. 112. 170 X 108. See also No. 72. 
 
 71. [Another edition ?]. Manchester, [1839], ^vo. 
 
 OWEN, Robert, and ROEBUCK, J. H. 
 
 72. *PuBLic DISCUSSION . . . R. B. Grindod, Esq., in the 
 
 Chair. Manchester : A. He^rwood. 1837. 
 pp. 168. 170x106. See also No. 70. 
 
 73. Second edition. London, 1837, i2mo. 
 
 74. The Catechism of the new morai. wori.d. Man- 
 
 chester: Abel Hey wood, [1838]. 
 pp.12. 185x105. 
 
 75. Second Edition. Leeds, 1838, i6mo. 
 
 76. [Another edition ?]. Manchester, [1840 ?]. 8vo. 
 
 No. y6, taken from the B.M. catalogue, would appear to he a 
 different ed. to No. 74 as the size is given as 8vo. 
 
 77. A DEVEI.OPMENT OF THE ORIGIN AND EFFECTS OF MORAI, 
 
 Evn,, and of the principles and practices of moral good. 
 Manchester : A. Hey wood, 1838. 
 pp. 12. 188x113. 
 
 78. A DiAi^OGUE, in three parts, between the founder of 
 
 " The Association of all classes of all Nations," . . . 
 respecting its origin and objects. Manchester ; A. Hay- 
 wood, 1838. 
 pp. 24. 186x108. 
 
 79. Exposition of Mr. Owen's views on the marriage 
 
 question, leaflet. [1838]. cr. 8vo. 
 
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 80. The Marriage system op the new morai, wori<d. 
 
 Ivceds, 1838, i2mo. 
 
 81. [Another edition, issued as an app. to the " I^ectures 
 
 on the marriages of the priesthood. 4th ed. Leeds, 
 1840]. See No. 58. 
 
 82. Synopsis op a course op pour i^ectures [to be de- 
 
 livered at Sunderland] . . . explanatory of the errors 
 and evils ... of society, etc. Birmingham, 1838. 
 pp. 4. 8vo. 
 
 83. Robert Owen on marriage, reugion and private 
 
 property, and on the necessities of immediately 
 carrying into practice the Rational System of Society, 
 to prevent the evils of physical revolution. 1839. 
 Large broadside. 
 
 84. The TEMPI.E op Free Enquiry: a report of the 
 
 proceedings consequent on la3dng the Foundation 
 stone of the Manchester Hall of Science, with an 
 address by Robert Owen. 1839. 
 
 OWEN, Robert and lyEGG, W11.1.1AM 
 
 85. Report op the discussion between Robert Owen, Esq., 
 
 and the Rev. Wm. lycgg, B.A., which took place . . . 
 March 5th and 6th, 1839, ^n Mr. Owen's New Views 
 of Society. Birmingham : E. C. & W. Osborne, 1839. 
 pp. 36. 206x123. 
 
 86. [A Lecture delivered in the Mechanic's Institute, I/)n- 
 
 don, on the 30th March, 1840. . . . lyondon, 1840]. 
 
 87. Second edition. lyondon: Home Colonization Society, 
 
 1841, 8vo. 
 
 88. Manipesto op R. Owen, the discoverer and foimder 
 
 of the rational system of society, and of the rational 
 religion. London, 1840, fol. 
 
 89. FiPTH EDITION. London, 1840. 
 
 8vo. pp. 60. 
 
 90. Sixth edition : To which are added a preface and 
 
 appendix. London, 1840, 8vo. 
 
 91. Eighth EDITION. London: Home Colonization Society, 
 
 1841, 8vo. 
 
 92. The Sociai. Bible. London: Hetherington, [circaT^^o], 
 
 Though this hook bears Owen's name on the t.p., it was expressly 
 disavowed by him in his discussion with Brindley. q.v. 
 
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 93. An Address to the Socialists on the present position o^ 
 
 the rational system of society . . . delivered in May, 
 1841. London: Home Colonization Society, 1841, 8vo. 
 
 94. ♦A Development of the principles and plans on which 
 
 to establish self-supporting home colonies . . . [together 
 with Signs of the times see No. 97]. London : Home 
 Colonization Society. 1841. 
 
 pp. viii, 80, 48, 14. 271x225. 2 folding plates, 
 wrappers, 5s. 
 
 95. Lectures on the rational system of society, derived 
 
 solely from nature, as propounded by R. O., versus 
 Socialism, derived from misrepresentation, etc. Lon- 
 don : Home Colonization Society, 1841, 8vo. 
 
 96. Syllabus of the same. [London, 1841], 8vo. 
 
 97. The Signs of the times; or, the approach of the 
 
 Millenium. London, 1841. Issued, as an app. to 
 *'A Development of the principles and plans, etc.," 
 See No. 94. 
 Sheet g, separately paged, pp. 14. 280x222. Two 
 folding plates. 
 
 98. Second edition. London": Home Colonization Soc, 
 
 1841, 8vo. 
 
 OWEN, Robert and BRINDLBY, (John) 
 
 99. *PuBLic DISCUSSION between J. Brindley and R. Owen 
 
 . . . What is Socialism? etc., . . . held in Bristol . . . 
 Jan. 5th, 6th, and 7th, 1841. Birmingham : pr. by 
 Bull and Turner [1841]. 
 pp. 100. 212x130. 
 
 100. [Another Edition.] What is Socialism ? . . . 
 
 A correct report of the public discussion between 
 R. Owen and Mr. J. Brindley, . . . Jan. 1841 . . . 
 etc. London : Home Colonization Society, 1841, 
 8vo. 
 
 loi. Manifesto . . . addressed to all governments and 
 people who desire to become civilized . . . etc., etc. 
 Washington, 1844, 8vo. 
 
 102. Robert Owen's Address to the ministers of all religions 
 ... as delivered by him in the Chinese Museum, 
 Philadelphia . . . Dec. 21, 1845. Philadelphia, 1845. 
 Single sheet, fol. 
 
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 103. Robert Owen's i^etter to the senate of the 28th 
 
 Congress . . . requesting a permission to deliver a 
 course of lectures in its chamber, etc. Washington, 
 1845, 8vo. 
 
 104. D1A1.OGXJE sur le Systeme Social de Robert Owen . . etc. 
 
 Paris : 1848, i2mo. 
 
 105. Deuxieme Dialogue sur le Systeme Social, par Robert 
 
 Owen. Paris, 1848, i2mo. 
 
 106. lyETTERS on education . . . addressed to the teachers 
 
 of the human race in all countries. lyondon, 1849, ^"^o- 
 
 107. The Revolution in the mind and practice of the 
 
 human race. I/)ndon, 1849, ^^o. pp. xxxii, 172. 
 
 108. A Suppi^EMENT to the Revolution in the mind and prac- 
 
 tice of the human race. London, 1849, 8vo. 
 
 OWEN, Robert and O'BRIEN, James Bronterre 
 
 109. State Sociai^ism ! ! By J. B. O'B. and R. O. Now 
 
 is the time ! London : Office of the Propagandist, 
 Vail & Co., [1850 ?]. 
 pp. X, 10. 8vo. 
 
 no. Letters on government as it is and as it ought 
 TO BE addressed to the Government of the British 
 Empire. 1851. 
 8vo. pp. 16. 
 
 III. Robert Owen's tracts for the World's Fair. Six 
 leaflets printed for distribution at the Exhibition of 
 1851. 
 
 1X2. *The Future of the human race . . . London: E. 
 Wilson. 1853. 
 pp. 76. 210x134. paper. 
 
 113. The New existence of man upon the earth. 
 
 8 parts separately published. London: E. Wilson. 
 Nos. 1-5, 1854 » Nos. 6-8, 1855 ; 8vo. 
 
 114. Robert Owen's Address to the human race on his 
 
 eighty-fourth birthday, May 14, 1854 > with his last 
 legacy . . . London, 1854, 8vo. 
 
 115. Address delivered at the meeting in St. Martin's Hall, 
 
 Lone [sic\ Acre, London, i Jan., 1855. 1855, Svo. 
 
 116. Address on Spiritual Manifestations. (July). 1855. 
 
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 117. Inauguration of the Mii^i^enium. 1855. 
 
 118. The M11.1.ENIUM IN PRACTICE. (Aug.), 1855. 
 
 119. Report of the general preliminary meeting on the 
 
 coming Millenium, i Jan., 1855. 
 
 120. Tracts on the Coming Millenium. (Two series, id. 
 
 each series). 1855. 
 
 121. PROC1.AMAT10N BY Robert Owen re Congress of the 
 
 Reformers of the World . . . London : May 14, 1856. 
 
 122. The Life of R. O., written by himself, with selections 
 
 from his writings and correspondence. Vol. I. Lon- 
 don : Effingham Wilson, 1857, ^^o. 
 
 123. SUPPI.EMENTARY APPENDIX to the first volume of the 
 
 life of R. O., etc. Vol. Ia. London; Effins:ham 
 Wilson, 1858, 8vo. 
 No more published. 
 
 124. Notice to ai,i,. [A broadside, re public meeting, Lon- 
 
 don, May 14th, 1857, "^^ new-form man and new- 
 form society," etc.] 
 
 125. Papers sent to the National Association for promoting 
 
 Social Science at the first meeting, 1857. Ivondon, 1857. 
 pp. 30. 8vo. 
 
 126. Robert Owen's Congress of advanced minds . . . 
 
 May 14th, [1857]. Addresses of Robert Owen on 
 opening the Congress, etc. [Two broadsides. London, 
 
 1857]. 
 
 127. [Another broadside.] R. Owen's opening address, 
 
 Tuesday 19th May, 1857, etc. [London, 1857]. 
 
 128. The Royai. Consort's Schooi^s for all classes, &c. . . . 
 
 Broadside. London, 1857. 
 
 129. Association for the rei^ief of the manufacturing 
 
 AND 1.ABOURING POOR. Report to the Committee of 
 
 the Association . . . laid before the Committee of the 
 
 House of Commons on the Poor Laws [bv R. O.] 
 
 [1870]. 
 
 8vo., pp. 24, folding plate. 
 
To THE Writings of Robert Owen. 
 
 No. 
 
 Address delivered at . . . St. Martin's Hall . . . . . . 115 
 
 Address delivered ... in Philadelphia . . . . . . 36 
 
 Address delivered to the inhabitants of New I^anark . . 14 
 Address of R. O. ... at the National Equitable Labour 
 
 Exchange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 
 
 Address on Spiritual Manifestations .. .. .. .. 116 
 
 Address to all classes . . . from the Governor, Directors, and 
 Committee of the Association for removing the causes 
 
 of ignorance . . .. .. .. .. .. .. 53 
 
 Address to the agriculturalists, mechanics and manufacturers 
 
 of Great Britain ... . . . . . . . . . . 27 
 
 Address to the human race on his 84th birthday .. .. 114 
 
 Address to the ministers of all religions . . . . . . 102 
 
 Address to the National Association for the promotion of 
 
 Social Science .. .. .. ,. .. .. 31 
 
 Address to the Socialists 93 
 
 Addresses of R. O. . . . Congress of Advanced Minds . . 126 
 
 Addresses of R. O. ... of a practical plan for the relief of 
 
 all classes, etc. . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 
 
 American discourses . . . . . . . . . . • • 32, 33 
 
 Association for removing the causes of ignorance . . . . 53 
 
 Association for the relief of the manufacturing and labouring 
 
 poor .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 129 
 
 Book of the New Moral World 61-68 
 
 Brindley, John. Discussion . . . . . . . . 99, 100 
 
 Campbell, Alex. Debate 40-43 
 
 Campbell, Alex. Public discussion . . . . . . . . 41 
 
 Catechism of the New Moral World . . . . . . 74, etc. 
 
 Congress of Advanced Minds ; Addresses . . . . . . 126 
 
 Debate on the evidences of Christianity . . . . . . 40 
 
 Deuxi^me dialogue sur le Syst^me Social . . . . . . 105 
 
 Development of the origin and effects of moral evil . . 77 
 Development of the principles and plans on which to estab- 
 lish self-supporting home colonies . . . . . . 94 
 
 Diagram illustrative of the formation of the human character 30 
 Dialogue . . . between the founder of " The Association of 
 
 all classes . . . . . . . . . . 78 
 
 Dialogue sur le Syst^e Social de R. O , . 104 
 
22 
 
 No. 
 Discourse on a new system of society . . . Washington . . 34 
 Bssays on the formation of the human character . . . . 69 
 
 j^xplanation of the cause of the distress which pervades the 
 
 civilised parts of the world . . . . . . . . 28 
 
 Exposition of Mr. Owen's views on the marriage question . . 79 
 First discourse on a new system of society . . . Washington 34 
 Future of the human race .. .. .. .. ..112 
 
 Human nature, or the moral science . . 63 
 
 Inauguration oJE the Millenium . . . . . . . . 117 
 
 Lecture . . . Mechanic's Institute, I^ondon, 1840 .. ..86,87 
 
 lycctures on an entire new state of society . . . . . . 45 
 
 Lectures on charity . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 
 
 Lectures on the marriages of the priesthood . . . . • • 57, 58 
 
 Lectures on the rational system of society .. .. ..95,96 
 
 Legg, William. Discussion . . . . . . . . . . 85 
 
 Letters on education . . . . . . . . . . . . 106 
 
 Letters on government . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 10 
 
 n Libro del nuovo mondo morale . . . . . . . . 64 
 
 Life of R. O., written by himself . . . . . . 122, 123 
 
 Le Livre du noveau monde morale . . . . . . . . 68 
 
 Manifesto . . . addressed to all governments . . . . 10 1 
 
 Manifesto of R. 88-91 
 
 Manual of " The Association of all classes of all nations." . . 59, 60 
 Marriage system of the New Moral World . . . . . . 80-8 1 
 
 Memorial ... to the Mexican Republic . . . . . . 38 
 
 Millenium in practice .. .. ,. .. .. ..118 
 
 New existence of man upon the earth .. .. .. 113 
 
 New Religion . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46, 47 
 
 New State of Society . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 
 
 New View of Society . . . . . . . . . . 2-10, 21, 22 
 
 Notice to all . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124 
 
 O'Brien, James Bronterre . . . . . . . . . . 109 
 
 Observations on the effect of the manufacturing system . .11-13 
 Outline of the rational system of society . . . . . .48-52 
 
 Owen's American discourses . . . . . . . . • .32, 33 
 
 Papers sent to the National Association for promoting Social 
 
 Science . . . . . . . . 125 
 
 Peace on earth — good will towards men . . . . . . 23 
 
 Proclamation by R. O. re Congress of the Reformers of the 
 
 World .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 121 
 
 Public discussion [with J. Brindley] 99 
 
 Public discussion [with J. H. Roebuck] 72, 73 
 
 Report of the discussion [with W. Legg] 85 
 
 Report of the general preliminary meeting on the coming 
 
 Millenium .. .. .. .. .. ., ..119. 
 
 Report of the proceedings at several public meetings, .... 
 
 Dublin . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 29 
 
 Reply on behalf of the London proprietors to . . . the in- 
 habitants of New Lanark 24 
 
23 
 
 No. 
 Report ... on the state of children in manufactories . . 19 
 Report to the County of I^anark of a plan for relieving 
 
 public distress .. .. .. .. .. ..26,27 
 
 Revolution in the mind ... of the human race . . 107, 108 
 
 Robert Owen's Address . . . on his 84th birthday 114 
 
 Robert Owen's Address to the ministers of all religions . . 102 
 Robert Owen's Congress of Advanced Minds. Addresses. . . 126 
 Robert Owen's letter to the Senate . . . . . . . . 103 
 
 Robert Owen on marriage, religion, and private property . . 83 
 R. Owen's opening address, Congress of Advanced Minds . . 127 
 Robert Owen's opening speech and his reply to the Rev. 
 
 Alex. Campbell ... in Cincinnati . . . . . . 39 
 
 Robert Owen's tracts for the World's Pair . . . . . . 1 1 1 
 
 Roebuck, J. H. Discussion .. .. .. .. .-72, 73 
 
 Royal Consort's schools for all classes . . . . . . 128 
 
 Signs of the times . . . . . . . . . . . • 97, 98 
 
 Six lectures delivered in Manchester . . . . . . . . 70, 71 
 
 Six lectures on charity . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 
 
 Social Bible . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 
 
 Speech by R. O. at New Harmony . . . . . . . . 35 
 
 State Socialism ! 1 By J. B. O'B. and R. O. . . . . 109 
 
 Statement regarding the New Lanark establishment . . i 
 
 Synopsis of a course of four lectures . . . . . . . . 82 
 
 Temple of Free Enquiry . . . . . . . . . . 84 
 
 Tracts on the coming Millenium . . . . . . ..120 
 
 Two memorials on behalf of the working classes . . . . 25 
 
 Two discourses on a new system of society . . . . • • 32, 33 
 
 What is Socialism ? Discussion with J. Brindley . . . . 100 
 
25 
 
 PART II. 
 
 PERIODICALS 
 
 Edited and maini^y written by R. O. 
 
 131. The Crisis . . . [ed. succ. by R. O., Robt. Dale Owen, 
 
 and J. B. Smith]. 4 vols. London, 1832-1834. 4to. 
 Supp. title altered after No. 15, vol. 2. Vol. i is in the 
 
 N.Iy.W. 
 
 132. Robert Owen's Journai., explanatory of the means 
 
 to well-place, well-employ, and well-educate, the 
 population of the world. 4 vols. lyondon, Nov. 2, 
 1851— Oct. 23, 1852, 8vo. 
 
 133. Robert Owen's Mii.i.enniai< Gazette. Nos. 1-16 
 
 (March, 1856— July, 1858). lyondon, v.d., 8vo. 
 No more published. 
 
 134. SUPPI.EMENT TO No. 10. lyondon : 1857, 8vo. 
 
 135. *MiivLENNiAi, Gazette . . .No. 11. 2nd ed. London : 
 
 Effingham Wilson. 1857. 
 pp. 150. 21 mm. cloth, 5s. 
 
 136. The Morai, Wori.d . . . [James Hill's continuation 
 
 of the New Moral World]. Nos. i-ii. London : 
 Aug. 30 — Nov. 8, 1845. la. folio. 
 No more published. 
 
 137. *The New Morai, Wori.d : a London weekly publi- 
 
 cation, developing the principles of the rational system 
 of society ; conducted by R. O. and his disciples. 
 Vols. I and 2. London, 1835, 4to. 
 continued as : 
 
 138. *The New Moral Wori.d and Manuac of Science, 
 
 vols. 3 and 4. London, Manchester (Nos. 138-188), 
 and Birmingham, 1836-38. 4to. 
 continued as : 
 
 139. *The New Morai, Wori.d, or Gazette of the Universal 
 
 Community Society of Rational Religionists . . . 
 new series, vols. 5-10. Birmingham (Nos. 1-37) and 
 Leeds. Oct., 1838, to June, 1842. folio. 
 [Ed. from 1836 by G. A. Fleming ; The N.L.W. wants 
 vol. 9]. 
 
 140. Robert Owen's Rationai, Quarteri^y Review and 
 
 Journal,. Vol I., containing the first 4 parts, Lon- 
 don, 1853, 8vo. 
 
 141. WEEKI<Y I.ETTERS to THE HUMAN RACE. NoS. I-I7. 
 
 1850, 8vo. 
 
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 PART III. 
 
 BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS 
 
 Deaung with the life and work of R. O. 
 
 GENBRM. 
 
 AITON, (Rev. John) 
 
 142. A Refutation of Mr. Owen's system. Edinburgh : 
 
 1824. 
 ASSOCIATION OF AI.L CI.ASSES of all nations. 
 See Universal Community Society. 
 
 AUTHENTIC. 
 
 143. Authentic disclosures of the introduction of . . . 
 
 R. Owen at St. James's Palace . . . etc. Ivondon, 
 [1839], i2mo. 
 
 BARKER, (Joseph), of Newcasth. 
 
 144. The Gospel triumphant ; or. The Defence of Christ- 
 
 ianity against the attacks of the SociaUsts ; and 
 an exposure of the infidel character and mischievous 
 tendency of the Social System of R. Owen, etc, 
 Newcastle, 1839. 
 i2mo, pp. 448. 
 
 144A. The Overthrow of infidel Socialism. . . . Lon- 
 don: publ. by R. Groombridge. Oldham: John 
 Hirst, pr. [1840 ?]. 8vo. 
 
 pp. 72, 180 X 105. [An earlier ed. seems to have been 
 publ. in 1839]. 
 
 144B. Fourth thousand. Oldham, [1841 ?]. i2mo. 
 
 BARKER, (Joseph) of Newcastle, and CAMPBEI^Iy 
 (Alex.) 
 
 145. Condensed report of four lectures on . . . 
 
 Christianity and Socialism . . . with the dis- 
 cussion after each lecture between Mr. Barker and 
 Mr. Alexander Campbell. Hanley, 1839. 
 
 BEACON. 
 
 146. The Beacon. Old Series, 3 vols., 1836-38. New 
 
 Series, 1839-44 ? 
 
 BEARD, (John Reilly) 
 
 147. The Religion of Jesus Christ defended from the 
 
 assaults of Owenism, — in nine lectures. I^ndon and 
 Manchester, 1839. i2mo. 
 
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 BBATSON, (Jasper) 
 
 148. An Examination of Mr. Owen's pi,ans for relieving 
 
 distress. Glasgow, 1823, 8vo. 
 
 BEER, M., writer on Socialism. 
 148A. Geschichte des Soziai^ismus in Engi^and [pp. 177- 
 202 Robert Owen]. Stuttgart: J. H. W. Dietz, 1913. 
 pp. xii, 512. 230x150. 
 
 BElyl^ERS, John (1654 — 1725) ^wi others. 
 
 149. New view of society : tracts relative to this subject ; 
 
 . . . Published by R. Owen, lyondon, 1818, 8vo. 
 
 " BLANDATA." 
 
 150. Intercepted i^etter from Signor Blandata to Count 
 
 Caskovwhiski, in which are given some matters of 
 interest to the Owenites . . . Manchester : 1838. 
 pp. 22. 8vo. 
 
 *BOOTH, (Arthur John) 
 
 151. Robert Owen the foimder of Socialism in England. 
 
 London : Triibner & Co. 1869. 
 pp. viii, 220. 190x125. 
 
 BOWES, (John) of Cheltenham. 
 
 152. " The Sociai, Beasts ; " or, an exposure of the prin- 
 
 ciples of Robert Owen. Liverpool, 1840, i2mo. 
 See also JONES, L1.0YD and BOWES, John 
 
 BRADLAUGH, (Chari.es) 
 152A. Five dead men whom I knew : Robert Owen, etc. 
 London : Freethought Publ. Co., 1884. 
 pp.30. 174x117. 
 
 BRINDLEY, (John). Controversialist. 
 
 153. An Answer to Mr. Owen's denimciation of marriage. 
 
 Birmingham, [1840]. 
 i2mo. Tract 4. 
 
 154. The Immoralities of socialism : being an exposure 
 
 of Mr. Owen's attack upon marriage . . . Birming- 
 ham : Bull & Turner. [1840]. 
 pp. 12. i2mo. Tract 2. 
 154A. [? ANOTHER edition]. A Reply to R. O's. attack 
 upon marriage. Birmingham, i2mo. 
 
 155. A Reply to R. Owen's fimdamental principles of 
 
 Sociahsm. Birmingham : [1840]. Tract i. 
 
 155A. Second edition . . . Birmingham : pr. for the author, 
 [1840]. pp. 12. i2mo. 
 
 155B. [? Another edition]. A Refutation, etc. Birming- 
 ham, i2mo. 
 
29 
 
 BRINDIvEY, (John), Controversialist, and CAMPBBlylv, 
 (AI.EX.) 
 
 156. A Report of a pubi^ic discussion on Socialism, held 
 
 in the Theatre, Sheffield, . . . between Mr. B. . . . 
 and Mr. C. . . . Sheffield, 1840, 8vo. 
 
 BRINDIvKY, (John), Controversialist, and HOLLICK, (F.) 
 
 157. PuBijc DISCUSSION ON SOCIALISM, held at Leicester 
 
 . . . 1840, between J. B. and Mr. H. Leicester : 
 Price & Co, [1840]. 
 pp. 16. i2mo. 
 
 BRITISH AND FOREIGN PHILANTHROPIC 
 
 SOCIETY. 
 
 158. A Report . . . explanatory of Mr. Owen's plan for 
 
 the relief of Ireland . . . etc. Dublin, 1823, 8vo. 
 
 BROWN, (John), ? D.D., of Edinburgh. 
 
 159. Remarks on the pi.ans and publications of Mr. 
 
 Owen of New Lanark. 18 17. 
 
 BUDGET. 
 
 160. A Budget for the Sociausts, containing the Female 
 
 Socialists : a doggerel worthy of its Burthen : also 
 the Lord's Prayer of the Owenites, and the Gospel 
 according to Saint Owen, 1840, i2mo. 
 
 CAMPBELL, (A1.EXANDER) 
 
 See also BRINDLEY, (J.) and CAMPBELL; and 
 BARKER, (J.) and CAMPBELL, (Ai.Ex.) 
 
 ♦CAMPBELL (A1.EXANDER) and BANNISTER, (J. T.) 
 
 161. Socialism. Public discussion between A. C. and 
 
 J. T. B. of Coventry, held in St. Mary's Hall, [Coven- 
 try] . . . Jan. 14-16, 1839. Coventry : H. Merridew 
 1839. 
 
 pp.120. 223x133- 
 CAMPBELL, (A1.EXANDER), and ROBERTS, (W. R.) 
 161A. Authentic report of the discussion in the Guild 
 Hall, Bath, between Mr. Alexander Campbell, Social 
 Missionary, and Mr. W. R. Roberts on the principles 
 of Mr. Owen. Bath, 1838, 8vo. 
 
 " CHRISTIANUS," pseud. 
 
 162. Mr. Owen's proposed vii,i,ages . . . etc. London, 
 
 1819, 8vo. 
 
 ♦CLAYTON, (Joseph) 
 
 163. Robert Owen : pioneer of social reforms. London : 
 
 Fifield, 1908 
 
 pp. 68. 186x124. Social Reformers Ser. 
 
30 
 
 COMBK, (Abram) 
 
 163A. Metaphorical sketches of the old and new systems, 
 with opinions on interesting subjects. Edinburgh, 
 1823. i2mo. 
 
 163B. The Religious creed of the New System. Edin- 
 burgh, 1824. 
 
 Sets forth R.O's. pronouncements on religion. 
 
 163c. The Sphere of joint stock companies. Edinburgh, 
 1825. 
 pp. 70. 8vo. 
 
 Contains a section propounding a scheme for the establish- 
 ment of a community on Owen's principle. 
 
 See also No. 328. 
 
 CONCISE. 
 
 164. A Concise and convincing argument against 
 
 Socialism ; ... by a Clerical Gentleman. London : 
 Published for the Author, 1840. 
 pp. 24. i2mo. 
 
 [CONGRESS OF ADVANCED MINDS]. 
 
 165. Report of the meeting of Congress of the ad- 
 
 vanced MINDS OF THE WORLD, couvetied by Robert 
 Owen . . . London : 1857, ^^^' 
 
 166. Second edition. London, 1857. 
 
 pp. 140. 8vo. 
 
 CO-OPERATIVE. 
 
 167. Tim Co-operative Magazine and Monthly Herald. 
 
 4 vols. London : The Co-operative Society, J an. 
 1826-Dec. 1830. 
 
 The title varies with the different volSy v. 4 leing styled The 
 London Co-op. Mag. 
 
 CORNISH, (Samuel), ei. 
 Social tracts : — 
 
 168. No. I. Observations on political and social reform, etc. 
 
 169. No. 2. A Calculation of the result of the industry of 
 
 500 persons . . . 
 
 170. No. 3. The Pull all together. 
 
 171. No. 4. Man the creature of circumstances. 
 
 172. No. 5. Human nature, etc. See No. 63. 
 
 173. No. 6. The Religion of the New Moral World. 
 
 174. No. 7. Outline of the rational system of society, etc. 
 
 See No. 48, etc. 
 London : The National Commimity Friendly Society, 
 [1837-1838]. 
 
31 
 
 CYCLOPAEDIA. 
 
 175. Thb Cyct^op^dia of religious denominations. Lon- 
 
 don, 1853, sm. 8vo. 
 
 DALTON, (Rev. T.) 
 
 See JONES, (Lloyd), and DALTON, (T.) 
 
 DAVIBS, R. B. 
 
 176. The Life of Robert Owen . . . London : R. Sutton. 
 
 1907. 
 
 pp. 64. ryl i6mo. 
 
 DOLLBANS, BmilE 
 
 177. Robert Owen, 1771-1858 [In French]. Paris, 1905. 
 1 77 A. [vSecond edition]. Paris, 1907. 
 
 pp. viii, 374. 8vo. ill. 
 
 ECONOMIST. 
 
 178. The Economist. [An Owenite periodical ed. by G. 
 
 Mudie, also Ed. of The Sun]. 2 vols. London, 
 182T-1822 8vo. 
 178A. [Prospectus of the same, circa Jan. 20th, 1821I. 
 Single sheet. 280 X 230. 
 
 EMERSON, (Ralph Waldo) 
 
 179. Essay on Robert Owen, In various editions of his 
 
 works. 
 ESSAY. 
 179A. An Essay on Common Wealths. Pt. I. The Evils 
 of exclusive and the benefits of inclusive wealth. 
 Pt. II. Extracts from R. Owen's New view of 
 society. Pt. III. Melish's Account of the Harmon- 
 ists. New York, 1822. 
 pp. 64. 8vo. 
 
 EPITOME. 
 
 180. An Epitome of Mr. Owen's sociai, system, etc. . . , 
 
 1831, i6mo. 
 
 ETZLER, (J. A.) 
 
 181. Paradise within the reach of all men. London, 
 
 1836. i2mo. 
 
 EXAMINATION. 
 
 182. An Examination of Mr. R. Owen's doctrines of 
 
 human responsibility . . . etc. London: Holdsworth 
 and Ball, [1840 ?]. 
 pp. 16. 8vo. 
 
 FABRE, (AuGusTE) 
 
 183. Un Socialiste pratique. Robert Owen. Nimes, 1896. 
 
 pp. xvi, 136. 8vo. 
 
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 FALSE. 
 
 184. Fai^e sanctity [versified]. : Or the modern TartufFes. 
 
 lyondon : 1831. 
 
 FINCH, (John) 
 
 185. MoRAi. CODE OF THE NEW MORAi, woRi,D . . , corrected, 
 
 revised, and approved bj" Robert Owen. Liverpool : 
 James Stewart, 1840. 
 pp. 8. 173x108. 
 
 FLEMING, (O. A.) 
 185 A. A Vindication of the principi.es of the rational sys- 
 tem of society'- as proposed by Robert Owen. Man- 
 chester : A. Heywood, [1838 ?]. 
 pp. 20. 175x106. 
 
 FOX, (John), Minister of the Gospel in Oldham. 
 185B. [Animadversions on Robert Owen Esq's five funda- 
 mental facts . . . Manchester ? J. Gadsby, pr. ? 
 
 1837 ?] 
 185c. Second edition . . . I^ees: publ. for and by Moses 
 Chapman, schoolmaster, 1839. 
 pp. 58. 184x115. 
 
 FOURIER, (FRAN901S Chari.es Marie) 
 185D. Pieces et chari^atanisme des deux sectes : Saint- 
 Simon et Owen. Paris, 1831. 8vo. 
 
 FROST, (Thomas) 
 
 186. Forty years' recoli^ections . . . (Chapters II and V 
 
 deal respectively with the Owenian Socialist move- 
 ment and the Communist propaganda). London : 
 Sampson Low, 1880. 
 pp. viii, 348. 8vo. 
 
 GAY, (Jui.Es), 
 i86a. La S0CIA1.ISME RATiONEi. et le Socialisme autoritaire. 
 Geneve, 1868, i2mo. 
 
 GENERATOR. 
 
 187. The Generator [a weekly periodical]. Nos. 1-5. 
 
 London, June i-June 29, 1844. 
 
 GILES, (John Eustace) 
 187A. Socialism as religious theory, irrational and 
 absurd : the first of 3 lectures on Socialism, as pro- 
 pounded by Robert Owen and others. Delivered [by 
 J. E. G. ?] in South Parade Baptist Chapel, Leeds. 
 1838, 8vo. 
 
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 GIIyBS, (John Eustace) — continued. 
 187B. Socialism in its morai< tendencies compared with 
 Christianity. The second of 3 lectures on Socialism, 
 delivered in South Parade Chapel, Leeds, 30th Sept., 
 1838. 8vo. 
 See also No. 191. 
 
 GIvASSB, (John) 
 187c. Robert Owen and his life work. lyondon, 1900. 
 pp. 16. 8vo. 
 
 GRANT, (Brewin) 
 
 188. An Apology for Christianity ... in a series of 
 
 letters to R. Owen . . . etc. I/)ndon, [1840], 8vo. 
 
 GRONLAND, (Lawrence) 
 
 189. The Co-operative Commonwealth in its outlines 
 
 . . . Boston, Mass : Lee & Shepherd, 1890. 
 pp. 278. 8vo. 
 189A. Authorised English edition. London, Sonnen- 
 schein, 1886. 
 pp. 266. 8vo. 
 
 HAIvL, (Theodore) 
 
 190. The Gordian knot untied . . . being an answer to 
 
 ... the Rev. W. J. Kidd [q.v.. No. 208.] Manchester: 
 
 [1841]. 
 i2mo. 
 
 HAMILTON, (James) 
 190A. OwENisM RENDERED coNSivSTENT with our civil and 
 religious institutions. 1825, i2mo. 
 
 190B. The Owenite's escape from the charnel house : and 
 blow up of the Ostamachia. Reply to F. R. Lees' 
 Pamphlet — " The Owenite anatomized." [See No. 
 211.] 1838. 
 
 HANSON, (John), Socialist 
 
 190C. The Dissection of Owenism dissected or a Socialist's 
 answer to Mr. F. R. Lees's [q.v. — Nos. 210-21 1] 
 pamphlet entitled " A calm examination, etc." 
 Leeds, 1838, 8vo. 
 
 190D. [Second edition]. Leeds, 1839, i2mo. 
 
 [HENNELL, Mary] 
 190E. Outline of the various social systems and com- 
 munities founded on Co-operation. Coventry, 1844, 
 i2mo. 
 
34 
 
 [HBNNELIy, Mary] — continued. 
 190F. [Another edition]. London, 1844, i2mo. 
 
 First publ. in 1841, as an app. to Bray's ''Philosophy of 
 necessity." 
 
 HOBSON, Joshua 
 
 191. Socialism as it is [a reply to J. E. Giles, q.v. Nos. 
 
 187 A-B]. Leeds, 1838, i2mo. 
 
 HOLLICK, (F.), Socialist Misionary. 
 
 See BRINDLBY, (John), and HOLLICK, (F.) 
 
 HOLYOAKE, (George Jacob) 
 191A. Address at the unveiling of the Co-operative Memo- 
 rial at Newtown, July 12th, 1902. Manchester, 1902. 
 pp. 20. 8vo. 
 
 192. The History op Co-operation in England : its 
 
 literature and its advocates. 2 vols. London, Man- 
 chester [printed], 1875-77, 8vo. 
 
 192A. [Another edition]. 2 vols. Ivondon, 1885. 
 
 192B. [Another edition]. 2 vols. London, 1908. 
 
 193. Life and last days of Robert Owen of New Lanark 
 
 . . . I/ondon, 1859, i2mo. 
 
 194. Second edition. London, 1859, i2mo. 
 
 195. Third edition. London, 1866, 8vo. 
 
 196. [Another edition]. London, 1871, 8vo. 
 
 197. Rationalism. London, 1845. 
 
 HUBBARD, (Elbert), " Fra Elbertus," pseud. 
 
 198. Little journeys to the homes of great business 
 
 MEN, vol. I. New York : Roycrofters, East Aurora, 
 1909. 
 
 HUDSON, (T. H.) 
 198A. Christian Socialism explained and contrasted with 
 infidel fellowship as propounded by Robert Owen, 
 and his disciples. 1839. 24mo. 
 
 HUMAN. 
 198B. The Human Eccaleobion ; or, the new moral warren : 
 being a concise but faithful exposition of Socialism, 
 instituted by R. Owen. ... [in verse], London : W. 
 Strange, 1842. pp. 48. 8vo. 
 
 ♦HUTCHINS, B. L. 
 
 199. Robert Owen [1771-1858I : social reformer. London: 
 
 The Fabian Society. 1912. 
 
 pp.24. 214x139. bibl. paper, 2d. Fabian Tract 
 
 No. 166. Biographical Series No. 2. 
 
35 
 
 HUTCHINSON, (Graham) 
 
 200. A Treatise on the causes and principi.es of meteor- 
 
 OI.OGICAI. PHENOMENA. Also two essays, the one 
 " on marsh fevers," the other, " on the system of 
 equality, proposed by Mr. Owen . . ." Glasgow, 1835. 
 pp. xii, 646. 8vo. 
 
 JONES, lyLOYD 
 
 201. *The Life, times, and i^abours of Robert Owen. 
 
 2 vols. London : The Labour Association, 1889-1890. 
 pp. XX, 240+viii, 214. 185x125. Ip. cloth. 
 
 202. [Second edition], port. London, 1890. 
 
 203. Third edition. London, 1900. 
 
 204. A Reply to Mr. R. Carui^e's objections to the five 
 
 fundamental facts as laid down by Mr. Owen . . . 
 Manchester: A. Heywood, 1837. 
 pp. 16. 167x112. 
 
 JONES, (Lloyd) and BOWES, (John) of Cheltenham. 
 
 205. Report of the discussion on marriage, as advocated 
 
 by Robert Owen, between L. Jones and J. Bowes, 
 in the Queen's Theatre . . . Liverpool . . . May 27, 
 1840. Liverpool, 1840, i6mo. 
 
 206. Socialism. Report of a public discussion between John 
 
 Bowes and Lloyd Jones. Liverpool, 1840, i6mo. 
 
 JONES, (Lloyd), and DALTON, (T.) 
 2o6a. Socialism examined : report of a public discussion 
 at Huddersfield between the Rev. T. D. and Mr. Ll. J. 
 Manchester, 1838, 8vo. 
 
 JONES, (Lloyd), and PALLISTER, (W.) 
 
 207. Report of the discussion on Owenism . . . Sheffield 
 
 . . . March, 1839, between Mr. Lloyd Jones, of 
 Sheffield, Owenite Advocate, and Mr. W. Pallister, 
 of Leeds, on behalf of Christianity . . . Edited by 
 W. Pallister. Sheffield, 1839. 
 pp. 40. 8vo. 
 
 KIDD, (Rev. W. J.) 
 
 208. The Gordian knot of infidelity. 1841. 
 
 See No. 190 
 
 KNIGHT, (H. L.) 
 2o8a. The " Nuts " cracked, being an answer to Questions 
 on the five facts, and the religion of the new moral 
 world, ' by a Sincere inquirer after Truth ' by H. L. K. 
 Rochdale : L. Wrigley, pr. [1838 ?]. 
 pp. 12. 185x105. 
 
 C2 
 
36 
 
 LAW. 
 
 209. The Law of reason, embracing the subjects of utility, 
 
 of free discussion, elements of metaphysics . . . &c., 
 also an epitome of Mr. Owen's social system . . . 
 Mr. Owen's opinion of Jesus Christ . . . etc. Lon- 
 don, 1831. 
 pp. vi, 233. i2mo. 
 
 LEES, (Frederick Richard) 
 
 210. [OwENiSM DISSECTED ! a calm examination of the 
 
 fundamental principles of R. O's. misnamed rational 
 system . . . Leeds ? 1838 ? i2mo]. 
 210A. Second edition. Leeds, 1839, i2mo. 
 
 211. The Owenite anatomized : an analysis of the 
 
 blimders and fallacies put forth by one John Hanson 
 [q.v. No. 190c] in his mis-styled answer to " Owenism 
 dissected." Leeds : H. W. Walker, 1838. 
 pp. 36. 178x112. 
 
 LETTER. 
 
 212. A Letter containing some observations on the delusive 
 
 nature of the system proposed by R. Owen ... for 
 the amelioration of the condition of the people of 
 Ireland . . . Dublin, 1823, 8vo. 
 
 213. A Letter to R. Owen ... by a Son of the Mist. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1825, 8vo. 
 
 LONDON CITY MISSION. 
 213A. Lectures against Sociausm [originated in the pro- 
 pagation of certain opinions by Mr. Robert Owen]. 
 Ivondon, 1840. pp. 494. 8vo. 
 
 LONDON CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY. 
 213B. Artici^es of agreement for formation of commimity 
 
 on the principle of mutual co-operation, within 50 
 
 miles of London. Drawn up by London Co-operative 
 
 Society. 1825. 
 213c. [Another edition . . . with Owenite Creed at the 
 
 end]. 1826. 
 
 See also No. 167. 
 
 M'CORMAC, (Henry), M.D. 
 
 214. On the best means op improving the . . . working 
 
 CI.ASSES. London, 1830, 8vo. 
 
 M'GAVIN, (W11.1.IAM), Editor of the " Protestant." 
 214A. Letters on Mr. Owen's new system. 7 letters in 4 
 parts. 1823, i2mo. 
 
37 
 
 MACKINTOSH, (T. S.) 
 
 215. An Inqxhry into thk nature of responsibiuty. 
 
 Birmingham, [1840 ?], 8vo. 
 
 MACNAB, (Henry Gray) 
 
 216. The New views of Mr. Owen of I^anark . . . 
 
 examined, . . . etc. lyondon, 1819, 8vo. 
 
 217. KXAMEN . . . DES N0UVEI.I<ES VUES DE . . . R. OWEN 
 
 et des se establissemens a New-Lanark . . . Tradnit 
 de r anglais par Laffon de lyaotebat ... On y a joint 
 une preface, etc. Paris, 1821, 8vo. 
 
 MARTIN, (Wii^IvIAm), Anti-Newtonian. 
 
 218. An Exposure of a new system of irreugion, which 
 
 is . . . called " The New moral World," promul- 
 gated by R. Owen . . . Newcastle-on-Tyne : Patti- 
 son & Ross, [1839], Svo. 
 
 MARTINBAU, (Harriet) 
 
 219. Robert Owen. [Biography]. In Biographical Sketches, 
 
 1852-1868. London, 1869. 
 
 MATHER, (Joseph). 
 
 220. S0CIAI.1SM EXPOSED : or. The Book of the New Moral 
 
 World examined, and larought to the test of fact and 
 experience . . . London, 1839. 
 
 221. [Second edition]. London , 1839, i2mo. 
 
 222. [Another edition — abridged]. London : R. T. S., 
 
 [1840], i2mo. 
 
 MELBOURNE, Lord 
 
 223. Lord Mei^bourne's chain uni^inked, with which he 
 
 intended, through Robert Owen, to fetter the people 
 for ever. Nottingham, 1840. 
 pp. 12. i2mo. 
 
 MENGER, (Anton) 
 
 224. The Right to the whole produce of i^abour . . . 
 
 trans, by M. E. Tanner. London : McMillan, 1899. 
 pp. cviii, 272. 8vo. 
 
 To this trans. Prof. Foxwell appends a bibliography ^ which in- 
 cludes the writings of R. O. 
 
 MISTER. 
 
 225. Mr. Owen's proposed arrangements for the distressed 
 
 working classes, shown to be consistent with sound 
 principles of political economy, in three letters to 
 David Ricardo, Esq., M.P. London: Longmans and 
 Co., 1819. 
 pp. 102. 8vo. 
 
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 MORGAN, (John Minter) 
 
 226. Letter to the Bishop of London. 2nd ed. (Mr. 
 
 Owen's reply to a letter signed ** Amicus," that 
 appeared in the Weekly Free Press, July 7, 1830). 
 London, 1830. 
 pp. 66, [ii]. 8vo. 
 
 227. Remarks on the practicabiwty of R. Owen's Plan. 
 
 ... to improve the condition of the lower classes. 
 By Philanthropos [i.e. J. M. Morgan]. London, 1819, 
 8vo. 
 227A. [Second edition]. In "Tracts." London, 1850, i2mo. 
 
 MORRISON, {Mrs. Frances) 
 
 228. The InfIvUEnce of the present marriage system 
 
 upon the character and interests of females contrasted 
 with that proposed by R. Owen . . . Manchester, 
 [1838], 8vo. 
 
 NATIONAL COMMUNITY FRIENDLY SOCIETY. 
 See Universai. Community Society, etc. 
 
 OBSERVATIONS. 
 
 229. Observations on the critique [by Robt. Torrens] 
 
 contained in the Edinburgh Review for October, 1819, 
 of Owen's Plans for relieving the national distress. 
 . . . Edinburgh: P. Hill & Co, 1819. See a/so No. 315. 
 pp. 8. 8vo. 
 
 ORPEN, (GoDDARD Henry) 
 
 230. Account of Sociausm in England. In Orpen's 
 
 trans, of The Socialism of to-day by E. de Laveleye. 
 London : Field & Tuer, [1884]. 
 pp. xliv, 332. 8vo. 
 
 OWEN, (Robert Dale) 
 
 231. Moral physiology. London, 1831, 8vo. 
 
 232. Second edition. London, 1831, 8vo. 
 
 233. Third edition. London, 1832, 8vo. 
 
 234. Fourth edition. London, 1832, 8vo. 
 
 235. Fifth edition. London, 1832, 8vo. 
 
 236. Sixth edition. London, 1832, 8vo. 
 
 237. Seventh edition. London, 1832, 8vo. 
 
 238. Eighth edition. London, 1832, 8vo. 
 
 239. Ninth edition. London, 1833, 8vo. 
 
 240. Tenth edition. London, 1833, 8vo. 
 240A. [Another edition]. London, 1835, i2mo. 
 
 241. [Another edition]. London, 1840, 8vo. 
 241A. [Another edition], London, 1842, i2mo. 
 
39 
 
 OWEN, (Robert Dale) — continued. 
 241B. [Another edition]. I/ondon, 1844, i2mo. 
 241C. [Another edition]. London, 1852, i2mo. 
 
 242. New edition. lyondon, [1870], 8vo. 
 
 243. Popular tracts. Ivondon, 1841-44, 8vo. 
 
 244. Threading my way : 27 years of autobiography. lyon- 
 
 don, 1874 If or 1873], 8vo. 
 
 [PACKARD, (Frederick Adolphus)] 
 
 245. Life of Robert Owen [by F. A. P.] Philadelphia, 
 
 1866. i2nio. 
 
 246. Second edition. Philadelphia, 1868, i2mo. 
 
 PAGET, (Amedee Felix) 
 
 247. Introduction a I'etude de la Science sociale . . . 
 
 precede d'un coup d'oeil . . . sur les systemes de 
 Fourier, d'Owen et de Saint-Simon . . . Paris, 1839, 
 8vo. 
 
 248. Deuxieme edition. Paris, 1841, 8vo. 
 
 PEMBERTON, (Robert) 
 
 249. Address on R. Owen's proclamation of the milen- 
 
 nial state. London, 1855, ^vo. 
 
 " PHILANTHROPOS," pseud. See MORGAN, (John 
 Minter). 
 
 " PHILOPATRIUS," pseud, 
 
 251. Letter to . . . Lord Melbourne, on his presenting 
 
 Robert Owen, the founder of the immoral, blasphemous 
 and atheistical system, misnamed * Socialism,' to the 
 Queen. [London, 1841]. 
 pp. 16. 8vo. 
 
 PHILPOTTS, (Henry), Bp. of Exeter. 
 251A. Speech, House of Lords, 4 Feb., 1840. 8vo. 
 251B. Speech, House of Lords, 24 June, 1840. 8vo. 
 
 *PODMORE, (Frank) 
 
 252. Robert Owen: a biography. London: Hutchinson 
 
 and Co. 1906. 
 
 2 vols., pp. xiv, xii, 688 (pagin. contin.) ill., ports., 
 bibl. 
 [American edition]. New York : Appleton, 1906. 
 
 PROSPECTUS. 
 252A. Prospectus of plan for establishing an institution 
 on Mr. Owen's system [at Motherwell] in the Middle 
 Ward of County Lanark. [1822]. 
 PP4- 250x195. 
 
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 PUBI.IC. 
 252C. PuBuc WARNINGS against Owen and others. No. i, 
 
 4 Jan. 1834 > No. 2, I Feb., 1834. i^- each. I^on- 
 
 don, 1834. 
 252D. PuBuc WARNINGS against Owen and others ; with an 
 
 account of the death of Henry H. Hudson, Esq., 
 
 [Containing monthly nos. complete, 3d.] 1834. 
 
 " PUBLICOLA." pseud. 
 
 253. SociAUSM EXPOSED, with its baneful tendency and 
 
 pernicious effects . . . and a brief history of Robert 
 Owen, its founder. By Publicola. I/ondon, 1844, 8vo. 
 
 PUGH, (Thomas), Manchester. 
 
 254. NoDiADAU HANESYDDOi. A BEiRNiADOi. ar fywyd a 
 
 gwaith Robert Owen, o'r Drefnewydd. Treffynnon 
 [Holywell] : W. Williams a'i fab. 1907. 
 pp. 116. 183x121. 
 
 REDFORD, (George), D.D. 
 
 255. A Sermon, in refutation of the doctrines of Robert 
 
 Owen. ... To which is appended a reply by the Rev. 
 J. B. Smith. lK)ndon, 1834. 
 pp. 58. 12 mo. 
 
 RBY, (Joseph) 
 255A. Lettres sur le systeme de la co-operation mutuelle, 
 et apres le plan de M. Owen. Paris, 1828, i8mo. 
 
 REYBAUD, (M. R. I,.) 
 
 256. Etudes sur i.es reformateurs contemporaires, 
 
 ou Socialists modernes, Saint-Simon, Ch. Fourier, 
 Robert Owen, etc. . . . Paris, 1840, 8vo. 
 
 257. Deuxieme edition. 2 tom. Paris, 1841. 
 
 258. Troisieme edition. 2 tom. Paris, 1842-43, Svo. 
 
 261. NouvEi.i<E (6e) EDITION. 2 tom. Paris, 1856, i2mo. 
 
 ROBERT. 
 261A. Robert Owen Esq. The Unique ; a series of eminent 
 persons, with their memoirs. (No. 19). London, 
 
 [1823]. 
 
 i2mo, pp. [6], port. 
 
 ♦ROBERTS, Richard, Minister of St. Paul's Presb, 
 Church, Westhourne Grove. 
 
 262. Robert Owen [in Welsh]. Caernarfon : Swyddfa 
 
 Cymru, 1907. 
 
 2 vols., pp. 142-H138 142x112. port. "Cyfres 
 
 yfil." 
 
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 ROBERTS fW R ) 
 
 See CAMPBElvi, (Ai,Ex.), and ROBERTS, (W. R.) 
 
 ROEBUCK, {Rev. J. H.) 
 262A. lyECTURBS. I. — Anti-Owenism. 1840. 
 
 *SARGANT, (W11.1.1AM Lucas) 
 
 263. Robert Owen and his sociai, phii^osophy. lyondon, 
 
 i860. 
 
 pp. xxiv, 446. 200x122. 
 
 SElvlGMAN, (E. R. A.) 
 263 A. Robert Owen and the Christian Socialist. [Repr., 
 with a bibliography, from the Political Science Quar- 
 terly, Vol. I, 1886]. See No. 313. Boston, 1886. 8vo. 
 
 264. SHAVINGS. London, 1871. 
 
 SHEPHERD. 
 
 265. The Shepherd: a London weekly periodical illus- 
 
 trating the principles of the Universal science, [ed. 
 by J. E. Smith]. 3 vols. London, i834-[38], 8vo. 
 
 SIMON, Hei^Ene 
 
 266. Robert Owen : Sein Leben und seine Bedeutung fiir 
 
 die Gegenwart. Jena : Fischer, 1905. 
 pp. xii, 338. 232x160. 
 
 SMITH, (James Ewshma) 
 
 267. The L1TT1.E Book ; or, Momentous crisis of 1840 ; etc. 
 
 London, [1840], 8vo. 
 pp. 36. i2mo. 
 269. [Third edition]. London, [1840], 8vo. 
 See also No. 255 ; also 265. 
 
 SOUTHWELL, (Chari.es) 
 27a. An Essay on marriage. London, 1840, 8vo. 
 270A. [Another edition.] Eastcheap, [1840]. 
 
 270B. TwoPENNYWORTH OF TRUTH about Oweuism and the 
 Owenites. 1845. 
 
 271. SociAWSM MADE EASY. London, 1840, 8vo. 
 
 STARR, (Francis) 
 
 272. The Vision of midsummer morning's dream . . . etc. 
 
 Norwich, 1854, 8vo. 
 
 ♦STEPHEN, Sir Leswe 
 
 273. Robert Owen. In Dictionary of National Biography, 
 
 vol. xi.n. London : Smith Elder & Co. 1895. 
 
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 SUDRE, (Theodore Rose Leon Alfred) 
 274. HiSTOiRE DE CoMMUNiSME, ou refutation historique 
 des utopies socialistes. Paris, 1849, i2mo. 
 
 277. QuATRiEME EDITION. Paris, 1850, i2mo. 
 
 278. CiNQUiEME EDITION. Paris, 1893, 8vo. 
 
 279. Geschichte des Communismus ; oder, historische Wid- 
 
 erlegung der socialistischen Utopian . . . nach der 5. 
 Auflage des . . . Originals iibersetzt. Berlin : von 
 O. Friedrich, 1882, 8vo. 
 
 ♦TAYLOR, George Robert Stirling 
 279A. Leaders of Socialism. [Robert Owen, pp. 19-27]. 
 London : New Age Press, 1908. 
 pp. 126. 184x124. 
 
 THOMPSON, (William), Writer on political economy. 
 
 280. Practical directions for the speedy and economical 
 
 establishments of Communities. London, [1830], 8vo. 
 
 TRUE. 
 
 281. A True exposure of the noted Robert Owen, 
 
 concerning his late visit to the Queen . . . etc. 
 London : E. Hancock, [1840]. 
 pp. 12. i2mo. 
 
 281A. True Christianity, atheism, and infidelity defined 
 and compared with Robert Owen's " New views of 
 society " and the character of their author. In a 
 letter to a friend. Manchester : A. Heywood, [1839?] 
 pp. 8. 188 X 115. 
 
 UNIVERSAL COMMUNITY SOCIETY of RATIONAL 
 RELIGIONISTS. 
 
 282. Addresses to all classes, sects and parties, con- 
 
 taining an official declaration of principles, adapted 
 for practice by the Congress of the U. C. S. of R. R., 
 held in Leeds, May, 1840, etc. London, 1840, 8vo. 
 282A. An Analysis of Human Nature, a lecture delivered 
 to the members and friends of the Association of all 
 classes of all nations, by one of the missionaries of 
 that Institution. Leeds, 1838, i6mo. 
 
 283. Proceedings of the third (-sixth) Congress of the 
 
 Association of all classes . . . and the first [-fourth] 
 of the National Community Friendly Society. Bir- 
 mingham and London, 1838-41. 
 Imprint of the 6th is London : Joshua Hobson, 1841. 
 pp. via, 208. 172 X 104. 
 
 284. Socialism set at rest . . . etc. [Leeds], 1840, i2mo. 
 See also Nos. 329-333, 59-60, 139, and 168-174. 
 
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 VINDICATION. 
 
 285. A Vindication of Mr. Owen's pi,an for the relief of 
 
 the distressed working classes . . . etc. London : 
 Longman & Co., 1820. 
 pp. 68. 8vo. 
 
 WARDER, (W. S.) 
 285A. A Brief sketch of the religious society of people 
 called Shakers. Communicated to Mr. Owen by 
 W. S. Warder, of Philadelphia, one of the Society of 
 Friends. [London, printed, 1818]. 
 pp. 16. 8vo. 
 
 WARREN, (JosiAH) 
 
 286. EQUITABI.E COMMERCE. New York, 1835. 
 286A. [Another Edition.] New York, 1858, i2mo. 
 
 287. PrACTICAI. application of the ELEMENTARY PRIN- 
 
 CIPLES OF TRUE CIVILIZATION. 1 873. 
 
 287A. True civilization an immediate necessity, and the 
 last ground of hope for mankind, etc. Boston, 1863. 
 pp. 184. i2mo. fac. of labour cheque. 
 
 WATTS, (John), Deistical Writer. 
 
 288. Robert Owen " the Visionary,'* a lecture, on the 
 
 third anniversary of the opening of the Manchester 
 Hall of Science. Manchester, 1843. 
 pp. 12. i2mo. 
 
 WEBB, (Sidney) 
 
 289. Socialism in England. London, 1899. la. 8vo. 
 
 290. [Another edition]. 1890. sm. 8vo. 
 
 WHALLEY, (R.) 
 
 291. A Philosophical refutation of the theories of 
 
 R. Owen . . . and his followers, etc. Manchester : 
 J. & T. Belshaw, 1840, 8vo. 
 
 WHITWELL, (Stedman) 
 291A. Description of an architectural model from a 
 design by Stedman Whitwell, Esq., for a community 
 upon a principle of united interests as advocated by 
 Robert Owen, Esq., London, 1830. 
 8vo, pp. 28, [iv]. Plate. 
 
 WRIGHT, (Frances) 
 
 292. Course of popular lectures. London, [1829]. 
 
 WOLBERS, (J. O.) 
 
 293. Robert Owen, der vader van het Socialisme in Enge- 
 
 land. Utrecht, 1878. 
 pp. 39. 8vo. 
 
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 WOOIvSEY, (Theodore Dwight) 
 294. Communism and Sociausm in their history and theory : 
 
 a sketch. New York, 1880. 
 294A. [English edition]. I^ondon, [1880]. 
 
 i2mo, pp. viii, 310. 
 294B. [Another edition]. New York, 1888. 
 294c. [Another edition]. New York : Scribners, 1909 [?]. 
 
 MlSCBlvLANBOUS. 
 
 295. Report of the proceedings of the festival in 
 
 commemoration of the Centenary Birthday of R. 
 Owen . . . held . . . May 16, 1871, . . . etc. lyon- 
 don, 1 87 1, 8vo. 
 
 296. Manchester Hall of Science ... A Report of the 
 
 proceedings consequent on laying the fomidation 
 stone of the Manchester Hall of Science . . . 1832. 
 i2mo. 
 
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 PART IV. 
 
 ARTICLES IN PERIODICALS. 
 
 297. " Books of the new morai. wori.d." In " Monthly 
 
 Review," vol. 141. 1836. 
 
 BURTON, (John H11.1.) 
 
 298. Robert Owen and Sociausm. In " Tail's Edin- 
 
 burgh Mag." New Ser., vol. 7. 1840. In " North 
 British Review," vol. 12, 1849. ^'^ " Eclectic Maga- 
 zine," vol. 21, 1850. 
 
 CARLTON, (F. J.) 
 298 A. Robert Owen — Educator. In " School Review." 
 (Chicago), March, 1910. 
 pp. 186-191. 
 
 CRAMP, (John) 
 
 299. An Article in '* The Reasoner," vol. xxvi., June 17, 
 
 1846. 
 
 DOLLEANS, (Emile) 
 299B. Early Co-operative efforts. In " Co-operative 
 Wholesale Annual," 1886, pp. 86-91. 
 
 DAVIES, (R.) 
 299B. Robert Owen : a eulogy and an appreciation. In 
 " The Millgate Monthly," May, June, and July, 1906. 
 (Vol. I, nos. 8, 9, and 10). ill. ports. 
 
 FROTHINGHAM, (O. B.) 
 
 300. Robert Owen. In the " Nation " [American], vol. 2, 
 1856. 
 
 LIFE. 
 300 A. Life of Robert Owen. In " Westminster Review/' 
 vol. 74, i860. 
 
 MURPHY, (W. S.) 
 300B. Robert Owen as a social reformer. In " Co- 
 operative Wholesale Annual," 1903, pp. 111-138. 
 
 OWEN, (Robert Dale) 
 
 301. Robert Owen AND FACTORY POPm.ATiON. In *' Ameri- 
 
 can Journal of Education," vol. 26, 1876. 
 
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 PODMORE, (Frank) 
 
 303. Robert Owen and Co-operation. In " Economic 
 
 Journal," vol. 15, 1905. Reprinted in ** The Journal 
 of the New Zealand Dept. of Labour," March, 1906. 
 pp. 252-261. 
 
 ROBERT. 
 
 304. Robert Owen and English Sociausm. In " Leisure 
 
 Hour," vol. 27, 1878. 
 
 305. Robert Owen and his social philosophy. In 
 
 " Dublin Univ. Magazine," vol. 56, i860. 
 
 306. Robert Owen. In " The Imperial Magazine," vol. v. 
 
 (1823). London. 
 
 307. Robert Owen and his social philosophy. In 
 
 " Meliora," vol. 3, 1854. 
 
 308. Robert Owen and social reconstruction. In 
 
 " Tail's Edinburgh Magazine." New Ser., vol. 27, 
 i860. 
 
 309. Robert Owen — Views of society. In " United 
 
 States Literary Gazette," vol. 2, 1825. 
 
 ROBERTS, (Richard), Minister of St PauVs Presbyterian 
 Church, Westbourne Grove. 
 
 310. Robert Owen a Chymru. In *' Cymru." Cyf. xxin, 
 
 132, (Gorph., 1902). 
 
 ROCH, Walter Francis 
 
 311. Robert Owen [Biography]. In " The Socialist Re- 
 
 view," vol. 5, No. 29, July, 1910. 
 
 SARGENT, (J.) 
 
 312. Robert Owen and factory reform. In " Crafts- 
 
 man," vol. I, 1902. 
 
 SELIGMAN, (E. R. A.) 
 
 313. Robert Owen and the Christian Socialists. In 
 
 '' Political Science Quarterly," vol. i, 1886. 
 
 SYSTEM. 
 
 314. System of Robert Owen. In " Fraser's Magazine/' 
 
 vol. 2, 1830. 
 
 [TORRENS, Robert] 
 
 315. Robert Owen. Plan for relieving national distress. 
 
 In " Edinburgh Review," vol. 32, 1819. 
 See items No. 26 and 229. 
 
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 PART V. 
 
 BOOKS AND ARTICLES 
 
 relating to the Communities and other Institutions founded 
 by Robert Owen. 
 
 National Agricultural Bank. 
 
 FORTUNBRAS, (Liberius), pseud. 
 
 316. Sketch of a proposed plan for the formation of a 
 
 National Agricultural Banking Company ; etc. 
 London, 1818, 8vo. 
 
 National Equitable Labour Exchange. 
 
 317. *BiRMiNGHAM BRANCH [a Set of J time sheets, being 
 
 cheques in acknowledgment of work done in respect 
 of I, 2, 5, 16, 20, 40, and 80 hours ; all dated July 
 22nd, 1833]. London [printed] 1833. 
 
 New Lanark. 
 
 BAINES, (Edward), M.P. and others 
 
 318. Mr. Owen's establishment, at New Lanark, a Failure ! 
 
 as proved by Edward Baines, etc. Leeds, 1819. 
 The Report of the Leeds Deputation. 
 318A. [Another Edition.] Leeds, 1838. 
 
 CULLEN, (Alexander) 
 
 319. *Adventures in Socialism : New Lanark establish- 
 
 ment and Orbiston community. London : Mac- 
 millan, 1910. 
 
 pp. xvi, 330. 223x144- 5pl- poi^t. 
 [FLEMING, (G. A.)] 
 
 320. A Day at New Lanark by the Editor of the New 
 
 Moral World [i.e. G. A. F.] Birmingham, 1839. 
 
 GRISCOM, John 
 
 321. Account of New Lanark Schools. In a book en- 
 
 titled "A Year in Europe." . . . vol. il, p. 385. 
 New York : 1823. 
 
 LEWIS, (W.) 
 
 322. Robert Owen at New Lanark. In " Arena," vol. 2, 
 
 1890. 
 MACGAVIN, (William), Editor of the " Protestant.'* 
 
 323. The Fundamental principles of the New Lanark 
 
 system exposed . . . etc. Glasgow: A. Yoimg, 1824. 
 pp. 96. i2mo. 
 
4« 
 
 MacNAB, (H. G.) See Nos. 216—217 
 
 OWEN, (Robert Dale) 
 
 324. Outline of the system of education at New I;anark 
 
 Glasgow : 1824, 8vo. pp. 104. 
 
 R. 
 324A. Owen's Mills at New IvAnark [Signed ** R "]. In 
 " The MiUgate Monthly," Vol. I, no. 8, May, 1906. ill. 
 
 ROBERT. 
 
 325. Robert Owen at New Lanark : with a variety of 
 
 interesting anecdotes . . . etc. Manchester, 1839, ^vo. 
 
 STATEMENT. 
 
 326. A Statement regarding the New Lanark establish- 
 
 ment. Edinburgh : J, Moir, 1812. 
 pp. 24. 8vo. 
 See also Nos. 14 and 26. 
 
 Orbiston. 
 
 327. Account of the Orbiston community. In "Not- 
 
 tingham Mercury " for 1827. 
 
 328. The Register for the First Society of Adherents of 
 
 Divine Revelation at Orbiston. (Ed. by Abram Combe) . 
 34 nos. Edinburgh and Orbiston, 1825-27. 8vo. 
 After No. 15 this work was printed at Orbiston. 
 
 COOMBE, (Abram) 
 See No. 163c. The Sphere of joint stock companies . . . 
 with an account of the establishment at Orbiston, etc. 
 
 CUIJvEN, (Alexander) 
 Sec 319. Adventures in Socialism . . . Orbiston com- 
 munity. London : Macmillan, 1910. 
 
 Pant Glas Community, Merioneth. 
 
 ROBERTS, (Richard) 
 See 310. Robert Owen a Chymru. 
 
 Universal Community Society of Rational Religionists. 
 
 329. Address to all classes, sects, and parties, containing 
 
 an official declaration of principles, etc. London : 
 The Commimity, 1840, 8vo. 
 
 330. The Constitution and laws of the U. C. S. of R. R. 
 
 as revised by the Congress, held in Birmingham, 
 May I, 1839, ^^c- (Supplement, etc., 1840). (Second 
 supplement, etc., 1840), (Third and fourth supple- 
 ments, etc., 1841). 4 pts. in one vol. London, 
 i839-[4i], i6mo. 
 
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 UnivErsai, Community Soc. — continued. 
 
 331. Proceedings op the first to fourth congresses 
 
 of the National Community Friendly Society [aft. 
 the Universal Community Society]. Birmingham, 
 1838-41, i2mo. See item 283. 
 
 332. SociAT, HYMNS I for the use of the friends of the Rational 
 
 System of Society. Salford : Assoc, of All Classes. 
 
 1838, 32mo. 
 332 A. [Another edition ?]. Leeds ? 1838 ? 
 332B. Authorized version. London, 1840, i2mo. 
 
 333. Second edition, 2 pts. Leeds : J. Hobson, 1840, 
 
 i8mo. 
 
 See also Nos. 139 and 282 — 284. 
 
 American Communities. 
 
 General. 
 
 HINDS, (W1L1.1AM Alfred) 
 
 334. American communities : brief sketches of Economy, 
 
 Zoar, Bethel, etc. Oneida : Office of the American 
 Socialist, 1878. 
 8vo, pp. [ii], 176. 3 pi. 
 334A. Second edition, revised. American communities and 
 co-operative colonies. New York : Kerr, 1908. 
 
 KENT, (Rev. Alexander) 
 335- Co-operative Communities in the United States. 
 Bulletin of the Department of Labour, 1901. 
 
 McMASTER, (John Bach) 
 
 336. A History of the people op the United States. 
 
 Vol. v. New York : Dappleton & Co., 1901. 
 
 MURAT, (AcHiLLE) 
 
 337. United States of North America. London, 1833. 
 
 NORDHOFF, (Charles) 
 
 338. Communistic societies of the United States. New 
 
 York, 1874, 8vo. 
 
 339. [Another edition]. New York: Harper, [c. 1900]. 8vo. 
 
 NOYES, (John Humphrey) 
 
 340. History of American Socialisms. 1870. 
 
 New Harmony. 
 
 BLAKE, (M. K. E.) 
 
 341. Hearts haven [a novel on the New Harmony Com- 
 
 munity]. Indianapolis Ind : Bobbs-Merrill Co. 
 [c. 1900]. 
 
 D 
 
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 DISSEMINATOR. 
 
 342. The Disseminator [ed. by W. MaclureJ. N.S. 2 vols. 
 
 New Harmony, 1834-5. 
 
 BROWN, (Paul) 
 342A. Twelve months in New Harmony. Cincinatti, 
 1827, 8vo. 
 
 FREE. 
 
 343. The Free Inquirer [ed. succ. by F. Wright, R. D. 
 
 Owen, Amos Gilbert]. 6 vols. Baltimore and New 
 York, 1849-55. 
 
 HERBERT, (William) 
 
 344. A Visit to the Colony of Harmony in Indiana. 
 
 London, 1825. 
 
 HOLYOAKE, (George Jacob) 
 344A. A Visit to Harmony Hall ! With a new and curious 
 vindicatory chapter: Dedicated to the Socialists of 
 England and Scotland. 1844, i2mo. 
 
 MEIylSH, (John) 
 See 179A. An Essay on Common Wealths. . . . Pt. III. 
 Melish's Account of the Harmonists. New York, 1822. 
 
 NEW. 
 
 345. The New-Harmony Gazette [ed. succ. by Wm. Owen, 
 
 F. Wright, D'Arusmont, R. D. Owen, and R. ly. 
 Jennings]. 3 vols. New Harmony, 1825-8. 4to. 
 
 continued as 
 
 The New Harmony and Nashoba Gazette or the 
 Free Inquirer [ed. by F. Wright and R. D. OwenJ. 
 New Harmony, 1828-9. 
 
 LOCKWOOD, George B. 
 
 346. The New Harmony Communities. Merion, 1902. 
 
 pp. 282. 8vo. 
 346A. *The New Harmony Movement. 111. New York, 
 Appleton, 1905. 
 pp. xvi, 404. 186 X 123. bibl. 
 
 SCHNACK, (Dr. J.) and OWEN, (Richard) 
 
 347. The History of New Harmony, Indiana. "The 
 
 Rappetes." Pamphlet, 1890. 
 
 [SOMERVILLE, (Alexander)] 
 
 348. Letters under the heading "A Journey to Har- 
 
 mony Hall." Reprinted from the "Morning 
 Chronicle " for 1843 as a pamphlet. 
 
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 WILLIAMS, (Aaron) 
 
 349. The Harmonists, or The New Harmony Society. 1866. 
 
 ENG1.ISH Sktti,kmknt, Ii^wnois. 
 
 FOWLER, (George) 
 
 350. History op the English Setti^ement in Edwards 
 
 County, Illinois. 1882. 
 
 WOODS, (John), of the English Prairie. 
 
 351. Two years' residence in the settlement on the 
 
 English Prairie in the Illinois County, U.S. Lon- 
 don, 1822. 
 See also No. 35. 
 
53 
 
 PART VI. 
 
 PRINTS. 
 
 361. A Bird's eye view of the new communities at Har- 
 
 mony. [1825 ?J. fo. 
 
 362. A View of a commimity as peopled by Robert Owen. 
 
 1840. 8d. plain, is. coloured. 
 
 362A. A Peep into the City of I^ondon Tavern by an 
 Irish amateur on the 21st of August, 1817 ; or, a 
 Sample of the co-operation to be expected in one of 
 Mr. Owen's Projected Paradises — vide The Times 
 and all the Papers. J. L. R., Esq., delt. G. Cruik- 
 shank Sculpt. Published Octr. 2nd, 1817, by J. J. 
 Stockdale, 41 Pall Mall, I/)ndon. 
 13 ins by 16 ins. 
 
 PORTRAITS OF ROBERT OWEN. 
 
 363. Robert Owen, Esq. A copper-plate engraving. Publ. 
 
 by J. Robins and Co., Aug. 9, 1823. 
 plate, 171 X 115. 
 
 364. Robert Owen, Esq. Lithograph. No imprint. 
 
 193 X 124. 
 
 365. Robert Owen reading a paper, with heading visible : 
 
 " New Moral world." 153x115. 
 
 366. Robert Owen ; painter W. H. Broke ; engraver H. T. 
 
 Ryall, 1834. 330x254. 
 
 Set of 12 Portraits as under, 153x115. 
 
 367. From an engraving after a drawing by Matilda Heming, 
 
 pubUshed i Dec, 1823. Engraver, Chas. Pye (?) 
 
 368. From a print after a drawing by Smart, 1822. En- 
 
 graver, Thomson. 
 
 369. A Sketch by J. Comerford from a lithograph in the 
 
 British Museum, undated. "Taken at the request of 
 A. H. (?R.)'' 
 
 370. A Portrait by Pickersgill, painted 1826. In possession 
 
 of Mr. Wm. Tebb. 
 
 371. Crayon drawing by S. B. in the National Portrait 
 
 Gallery. Photo by Emery Walker. 
 
 372. From a woodcut, pubhshed in the First edition of 
 
 " The Crisis." 
 
54 
 PORTRAITS OF ROBERT OWE^— continued, 
 
 373. An Engraving published by W. Farquhar, 1856. 
 
 374. After a picture by W. T. Fry, 1821. 
 
 375. An unpublished drawing by A. Edonart, by permission 
 
 of the Charity Organisation Society, 1838. 
 
 376. From an early Mezzotint portrait by an unknown 
 
 artist. 
 
 377. Plaster Medallion by Miss Beach. Photo by ly. Eh- 
 
 remyer, EaUng. 
 
 378. From the Medallion on Grave, by permission of the 
 
 Sculptor, Mr. Albert Toft. 
 
 379. Robert Owen at Newtown [bas-relief : picture post- 
 
 card views]. 
 
 380. Robert Owen. Photographic repro. of a drawing 
 
 by S. B. (1851) in the Nat. Port. Gal. In Cust's 
 National Portrait Gallery. Vol. 2, p. 67. London, 
 1902. 
 
 381. Robert Owen. Photographic repro. of the painting 
 
 by W. H. Brooke in the Nat. Port. Gal. In Cust's 
 National Portrait Gallery, Vol. 2, p. 67. London, 1902. 
 
 382. Robert Owen. Photographic repro. of an engraving 
 
 after JuHan Leverotti's plaster medallion. In " Har- 
 per's Magazine, vol. 39. 
 p. 340. (1869). 
 
 383. Robert Owten. Photographic repro. of a drawing in 
 
 the South Kensington Museum. In " National His- 
 torical Portraits, vol. 6, plate 68. 
 
 See 319. Robert Owen. From an engraving after the 
 portrait by W. H. Brooke, A.R.H.A. In Cullen's 
 Adventures in Socialism. 
 p.p 46. 1910. 
 
 See 261A. Robert Owen. In '' The Unique." No. 19, 1823. 
 
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