An Indiana Village, New Harmony
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Richard Owen, the youngest and only surviving son, was also a geologist, being at one time State Geologist of Indiana. He lived for some years in Tennessee. Dur- ing the Civil War he was the colonel of an Indiana regi- ment, and then became professor at Bloomington, a place he relinquished two years ago, returning to New Har- mony, where he is now enjoying a calm and pleasant old age, after a well spent life.
The most celebrated of the sons was Robert Dale Owen, the eldest. Like his father, the... animating princi- ple of his life was humanity. Bred to his father's pecul- iar views, he remained for a time in subjection to their influence, but age and experience emancipated him to a great extent, and after trying another communistic ex- periment near Memphis with Fanny Wright, he seems to have abandoned all belief in socialism. He launched into literature early, publishing at New Harmony in 1825 or '26 a work called "New Views of Society." Subse- quently he wrote a play called "Pocahontas," which was acted by the Thespian Society about 1840.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Richard Owen, the youngest and only surviving son, was also a geologist, being at one time State Geologist of Indiana. He lived for some years in Tennessee. Dur- ing the Civil War he was the colonel of an Indiana regi- ment, and then became professor at Bloomington, a place he relinquished two years ago, returning to New Har- mony, where he is now enjoying a calm and pleasant old age, after a well spent life.
The most celebrated of the sons was Robert Dale Owen, the eldest. Like his father, the... animating princi- ple of his life was humanity. Bred to his father's pecul- iar views, he remained for a time in subjection to their influence, but age and experience emancipated him to a great extent, and after trying another communistic ex- periment near Memphis with Fanny Wright, he seems to have abandoned all belief in socialism. He launched into literature early, publishing at New Harmony in 1825 or '26 a work called "New Views of Society." Subse- quently he wrote a play called "Pocahontas," which was acted by the Thespian Society about 1840.
What to read after An Indiana Village, New Harmony?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holliday, John H. (John Hampden), 1846-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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