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Manual of « The Association of ail Classes of ail Nations. »

Founded May I, i835. N» 2, i83(j.

Six Lectures delivered in Manchester previouslv to the

discussion between Mr Robert Owen and the Rev.

.L IL Roebuck and an Address delivered at the annual

Congress of the « Association of ail Classes of ail

Nations » after the close of the discussion. Manchester-

[i837]. Public Discussion between Robert Owen, late of New

Lanark, and the Rev. J. H. Roebuck, of Manchester.

Revised and authorised by the speakers. Second Edition :

Manchester, 183-.

A Development of the Origin and Effects of Moral Evil.

and of the Principles and Pracliccs of Moral Good.

Manchester, i838.

362 HIBLIOGRAPIIIE

A Dialogue in threc paris, between tlie foundei' of « The Association olall Classes of ail Nations » and a stranger désirons of being accurately informed respecting ils origin and objects. B\ Robert O^en. Manchester, i838.

Synopsis af a (ïourse of Four Lectures [to be dellvercd al Sunderland]... explanatorv of tbe Errors and Evils of. .. Society, etc. [4 pp.]. Birmingham. i8.38.

*The Catechisni of tbe New Moral World. Manchester, [i838].

Social Tracts, pubHsbed by tbe National Conimunily Friendly Society (sans date, vers i838).

N" I. — Observations upon Political and Social Reforni, Avith a sketch of the various and conflicling théories of Modei'n Political Economists.

N° 3. — A Calculai ion of tbe Resuit of ibc Industry of 5oo persons of tbe A\ orking Classes.

\° 3. — The Pull Ail Together.

N° Z|. — ■ Man tbe Créature of Circumstances.

\° 5. — Human Nature; or, tbe Moral Science of Maii.

N° 6. — Tbe Religion of the New Moral World.

N° 7: — Outline of tbe Ralional System of Society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the Constitution and Laws of Iluman Nature.

Lectures I-VL Delivercd at the Inslilullon of NewLanark. upon the i3 tli Cbapler of tbe ist Epistle to tbe Corinthians, i838(?).

*Tbe Marriage System of tbe New Moral World : with a Faint Outline of tbe présent very Irrational System, as developed in a Course of Ton Lectures. Leeds, i838.

Report of the Discussion between Robert Owen, esq. and the Rev. Wm. Legg, RA, which look place in the ToAvn Hall, Reading, Mardi f) and G. 1839, on Mr Owen's New Views of Society, 1839.

* Lectures on tbe Alarriages of tbe Priesthood of the Old Immoral Woild, delivcred in tbe vear i83j, before tbe

BIBLIOGKAI'IIIK a(K5

Passino: of thc New Marria^o \c[. Fourtli Edition. With an Ajipendix, containing ilie Mai'riage System ol' the New Aloral ^Norld. Leeds, iS^o.

Oulline ol' tlie Ualional System of Society, Ibundcd on dcmonslrable Cacts, dcveloping tlic constitution and laws ol' Iluman Nature ; helng the only ell'eclual remcdy for tlie cvils experienced ljy the population of the world : the adoption of Avhicli would tranquiUisc the présent agitated stalc of Society, and relievc it from moral and phvsical evils bv rcmovlng the causes whicli produce ihem. By Robert Owen. Authorised édition. Sixth Edition, revised and amended. Leeds, i8'40.

A Pevelopment of thc Principles and Plans on whicli to cstablish Sclf-supporting Home Colonies, as a most secure and profitable Investmcnt for Capital, i84i-

\n Address to the Socialists on the présent Position ol the Rational System of Socictv and the measures required to direct the opérations ofthe « L niversal Community Society of Rational Religionists ; » being the substance of ïwo Lectures delivered... in May i84i. — Home Colonisniion Society. Loiidon, iS'ii.

Lectures on the rational System of Society, derived solely from Nature and Expérience, as propounded by Robert Owen, versus Socialism, derived from Misrepresentation, as explained bv the Lord lîishop of Exeter and othei's ; and versus the Présent System of Society, i84i-

A Lecture delivered in the Mechanics' Institute, London, on Mardi 3o, i84o, bv Robert Owen, in reply to ihc errors and misrepresentations made on the subject of the Rational System of Society, in botli Houses of Parliament, by the London City Mission, by a large portion of the dailv and weekly press, and in the sermons and lectures delivered and published by the clergy and ministers throudiout tlie kin^lom. Second Edition. Home Coloiiisalioii Society. London, iS4i.

:Wi HIHLIOGRAPIIIE

The Signs of llic Times; or, llic Âpproacli of llic Millennium. An Addiess... Second Edition, iS'ir.

* Public discussion bchveen John Brindlev and Robert

Owen, on ihc questions, « What is Socialism ? And wliat Avould bc its Pratical EfTects upon Society? » held in thc Amphithéâtre, Bristol, on tlie evenings of January 5, G, and 7, 18A1. Moderator, John Scandrelt Harford, Esq. Ihinted without correction by either party, from thc Verbatim report of the shorthand writers cngaged expressly l'or tiie purpose ; ^vith an Appendix,. containing an Addrcss l'rom the moderator, the chairmau of" the Commiltec ol' management and l'rom Mr Brindlev. Birmingham ( 1 8 'j i ) •

* What is Social ism ? \nd a\ bat Avould be its Pratical EfFecls

upon Society ;* A correct report of the public discussion between Robert Owen and Mr Jolm Brindley, lield in Bristol, on Januarv 5, G, and 7 iS/ji, beforc an audience of more than 5 000 persons, J.-S. Ilarford, Esq., of Blaize Castle, in the chair. \\ ith the preliminary correspondence between Mr ÛAven and Mr Brindley's Comniittee; and an Appendix, containing a distinct déclaration of Principles. Loiidon,... i84i-

Manifesto... addressed to ail Goverments and Peoplcs who désire to becomc Civilised, and to improve permanently the Condition of ail Classes in ail Countries. Washington, iS/iV

Dialogue sur le Système Social de Robert Owen. Dialogue entre la France, le Monde et Robert Owen, sur la nécessité d'un changement total dans nos Systèmes d'Education et de Gouvernement. Paris, t848.

Deuxième Dialogue sur le Système social, par Robert Owen. Dialogue entre les membres de la Commission Executive, les Ambassadeurs d'Angleterre, de Russie, d'Autriche, de Prusse, de Hollande, des Etats-Unis, et Roberl ÛAven. Paris, i8/j8.

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"■ ThcRovolulionln lIioMind and Pi'adice of'HumanKacc; or, thcCoiniiig Change l'roni Irralionallty to Ralionality. London, 1SZ19.

A Supplément to ihe Révolution in ^lind and Practicc ol" tlie Iluman Race; shewing tlie Necessity (or, and the Ad- \anta2;es of, this Universal Chanire. ]\y Robert Owen. Also a copy of tlie Original Mémorial (in English, French and German) whicli -was présentée! to the Sovereigns assemblée! in Congress at Aix-la-Chapelle, in 1S18,

, bv the late Lord Castlereagh, from ihe author of this Avork, shcw ing the correcfness of bis anticipations, as proved by subséquent evenls. To ubich is added a discourse dclivered to the Socialists of London on October 25, 1849- London, i8l\g.

Letters on Education, as it Is and as it Ouglit to be, addressed to the Teacliers of tlie Iluman Race in al! Countries. London, i85i.

Robert Owen's Tracts for the AVorld's Fair. Six Leaflels prinled for distribution at the Exhibition of i85i.

The Future of the Iliunan Race ; or, a great, glorious, and peaceful révolution, near at liand, to be effected through the agency of departed spirits of good and superior men and women. London, i853.

Robert Owen's Address to the Human Race on bis Eightyfourth lîirthday, May i/|, i85/j ; uith bis Last Legacy to the Governors and Governed of AU dations. London, iS'ôh.

The iNcAv Existence of Man upon Eartli :

Part I. of the New Existence of Man upon llic Earth. To wliiclî are added on outline of Mr Owen's early life, and on Appendix, contalning lus Addresses, etc., published in i8i5 and 18 17. London, 186/4.

Part II. of the New Existence of Man upon the Eartli. In wliich is continued the outline of Mr Owen's life. ^^ itli an Appendix containing llie Address on opening

the original Infant Scliool, in 1816 ; Memorials to llie Congress at Aix-la-Chapelle, in 1818 ; and Essays on the Formation ol' Gharacter, first published in i8i2-i3. London, i85/|.

Part m. ol" the New Existence of Man upon the Eartli. In which is continued the outline of Mr Owen's lifc. With an Appendix containing a Report to the Countv of Lanark ; The Report of a Committee of the Count\ upon it ; and Détails of Experiments in Spade Husbandry, first published in 1820. London, i85Z|.

Part IV. of The New Existence of Man upon the Earth. In Avhich is continued the outline of M' Owen's life. With an Appendix containing Report of Proceedings in Dublin in 1828. London, 180/4.

Part V. of The ?Sew Existence of Man upon the Earth. In which is continued the outline of Mr Owen's life. With an Appendix containing a collection of évidence respecting New Lanark, froni original correspondence and documents, and l'roin the published testimony of eye-witnesses, etc ; and a postscript. London, i854.

Part VI. of The New Existence of Man upon ihe Earth. With an Appendix containing a record of spiritual communications fromFebruary i85/|, to February i855. London, i855.

Part VII. of The New Existence of Man upon the Earth, including on outline of the principles and governmenl of the mlllennial World. Witli an Appendix containing correspondencc and spiritual communications. London, i855.

Part VIII. of The Existence of Man upon the Earth. Containing a proposcd trcaty of a holy alliance ol governments for the people of the civilised world, etc. London, i855.

Robert Owen's Address delivcred at the meeting in St Martln's Hall, Long Acre, Londonon January i, i855. — i855.

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lloporl of ihc General Prclirninarv Mcollng on tLe Corning ^lillrnninni on Janiiarv i, 18")"), — i855.

Tracts on llie Coining Milleniiuun (January, i853). Two séries, i f/[eacli séries], i853.

Inauguration of tlie Milloriiuin (Mav i855). — i8ô5.

\dclrcss on Spiritual Manifestations (July i855). — • i855.

Tlic .Millennium in Praolicc (August i855). — i855.

llcport of llie Meetings of tlie Congress of the Advanced Minds of Ihe A\ orld, convened bv Robert Owen. London,

*Tlie Life of Robert Owen. Writlenbv liimself. Witli sélections from his wiilings and correspondence. ^ ol. 1. London, 1807.

* V Supplenientary Appendix fo the First Volume of the Life of Robert Owen. Containing a séries of reports, addresses, meniorials and other documents referred to in that volume, 180J-1820. Vol. I A. London, i858.

The Reporter's Report of Robert Owen's May Meetings in London for [858. The Past, Présent and Future explained by Robert Owen. London, i858.

M. — Journaux et Revues publiés par Robert Owen.

The Economist : a Periodical Paper explanatory of the \e\v System of Society projccled bv Robert Owen, Esq., and of a Plan ot Association for Improving the Condition ot the ^\ orklng Classes, during their Continuance at thcir présent Employments. N" 1, Jan. 27, 182 1. N" 52, Mardi 9, 1822.

*The New Ilarmonv Gazette. Ediled bv AV illiam Owen, R. D. Owen, R. L. Jennings, Frances Wright and others. \ew Harmony, Indiana. Oct. i, 1820. Oct. 22,

The Co-operative ^lagazine and Monthly Héi'ald. Vols I and IL Jan. 182O. Dec. 1827.

The Co-operative Magazine. Vol. III. \" i, Jan. 1828. N° 10. Oct. iSaç).

The London Co-opcialive Magazine. Vol. IV. N"' : Jan. i. Mar. I., i83o.

*TheCrisis: or, The Change from Errorand^Iiscry to Tralh and Ilappiness. Edlled hy Robert Owen and Robert DaleOwen. 4 Vols... April r4, 1802. August 28, i834-

'*The New Moral World, a London Wceklv Publication, Developing the Principles ol" the Rational System of Society. Conducted by Robert Owen and his Disciples. i3 Vols. Nov. I, i834- — Jan. 10, iS/iG. Published at diiïerent times at London, Manchester, Birmingham, and Leeds.

The Moral World, the Advocate of the Rational System of Society as Founded and Devcloped by l\obert Owen. Lo/k/o/i, 1845. N'J 1-1: Aug. 3o, 1845. — Nov. 8, i845.

Weekly Letters to the lluman Race. By Robert Owen. N"" 1-17, 18Ô0.

Hobert Owen's Journal. Explanatory of the ^leans to well place, Aveel-employ, and well-educate the Population ol' the World. Vols 1-lV, \ov. 2, i85[. Oct. 23, 18J2.

Robert Owen's Rational Quartcrly Review and Journal. Vol. I, contalning the First Four Parts, published in i853. — i853.

Millennial Gazette : Explanatory of the Principles and Practices by which, in Peace, with Truth, llonesty, and Simplicity, the New Existence of Man upon the Eartli may be easily and specdily commcnced. By Robert Owen. N° i, March i, 1850. — \° lO, July i, i858.