The New Harmony Movement
The New Harmony Movement
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He was too unalterably convinced of the result to admit the slightest room for doubt. It grieved me to see that Mr. Owen Should be so infatuated by his passion for universal improvement as to believe and assert that he is about to reform the whole world, and yet that almost every member of his society with whom I talked, acknowledged that he was deceived in his expectations, and expressed their opinion that Mr. Owen had commenced on too grand a scale, and had admitted too many members without t...he requisite selection.
" I went with Dr. McNamee to the newly established communities, Number 2, Macluria; the other lately founded. Number 3. Number 2 lies two miles distant from New Harmony, at the entrance to the forest, which will be 127 THE NEW HARMONY MOVEMENT cleared to make the land fit for cultivation. The settle- ment, which was established about four weeks ago, con- sists of nine log houses. The inhabitants number about eighty. They are mostly backwoodsmen with their fam- ilies, who have separated from community Number 1 in New Harmony because no religion is allowed there, and these people desire to hold their prayer-meetings undis- puted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was too unalterably convinced of the result to admit the slightest room for doubt. It grieved me to see that Mr. Owen Should be so infatuated by his passion for universal improvement as to believe and assert that he is about to reform the whole world, and yet that almost every member of his society with whom I talked, acknowledged that he was deceived in his expectations, and expressed their opinion that Mr. Owen had commenced on too grand a scale, and had admitted too many members without t...he requisite selection.
" I went with Dr. McNamee to the newly established communities, Number 2, Macluria; the other lately founded. Number 3. Number 2 lies two miles distant from New Harmony, at the entrance to the forest, which will be 127 THE NEW HARMONY MOVEMENT cleared to make the land fit for cultivation. The settle- ment, which was established about four weeks ago, con- sists of nine log houses. The inhabitants number about eighty. They are mostly backwoodsmen with their fam- ilies, who have separated from community Number 1 in New Harmony because no religion is allowed there, and these people desire to hold their prayer-meetings undis- puted.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Browning Lockwood to read onlineMoreLess
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