Visions of Harmony: Study in Nineteenth Century Millenarianism
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Robert Owen of New Lanark, self-styled 'philosopher-reformer', philanthropist, and visionary, with a 'systematic plan' for the gradual improvement of the British Empire, was renowned in Europe and America, but many of his contemporaries considered him little more than a deranged sham. Anne Taylor's search of evidence suggests that this view was the more nearly correct.
Author: Anne Taylor
Format: Hardback, 294 pages, 140mm x 220mm, 520 g
Published: 1987, Oxford University Press, United Kingdom
Genre: Religion: Comparative, General & Reference
Robert Owen of New Lanark, self-styled 'philosopher-reformer', philanthropist, and visionary, with a 'systematic plan' for the gradual improvement of the British Empire, was renowned in Europe and America, but many of his contemporaries considered him little more than a deranged sham. Anne Taylor's search of evidence suggests that this view was the more nearly correct.