Opinions on various subjects, : dedicated to the industrious producers. /
Maclure, William,1763-1840.
John Crerar Library,former owner.StEdNL
New-Harmony, Indiana. : Printed at the School Press.,
1831..
The pagination of the two volumes is continuous. This is the first issue of the first two volumes of Maclure's opinions. A third and final volume was printed in 1838. The publication history is irregular. Volume 1 was completed but no copies were released. The press continued with the printing of volume II, supplying an undated title page and numbering the pages continuously. When page 592 was completed some copies were released and bound as one volume.
"These essays consist of observations on education, politics, morals, and religion, with an attempt at an analysis of the past and present conduct of church and state, as well as some speculations on probable future events."--Notice.
Essays collected and reprinted from prior publication in The New Harmony Gazette and The Disseminator of Useful Knowledge.
Includes errata on the first page of the "Notice".
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Perforation stamp on the title page indicates that the volume is a discard from the "John Crerar Library". The John Crerar Library and the University of Chicago Library merged in 1981 preserving their separate names.
Church and state.
Philosophy and religion.
Education
Economics.
United States Indiana New-Harmony.