History of socialism in the United States
By: by Morris Hillquit
Edition: 5th rev. and enl. ed.
Publisher: Funk & Wagnalls Company
Published: 1910
Place of publication: New York, London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 389
Subjects: Socialism
Table of contents: title: Early socialism. Utopian socialism and communistic experiments; title: Sectarian communities. The Shakers ; The Harmony Society ; Zoar ; The Amana Community ; Bethel and Aurora ; The Oneida Community; title: The Owenite period. Robert Owen ; New Harmony ; Yellow Springs Community ; Nashoba ; Other Owenite experiments; title: The Fourierist period. Charles Fourier, his life and theories ; Fourierism in the United States ; Fourierist Phalanxes ; The North American Phalanx ; Brook Farm ; The Wisconsin Phalanx or Ceresco ; The Pennsylvania group ; The New York group ; The Ohio group ; Other Fourierist experiments; title: The Icarian communities. The origin of Icaria ; Texas ; Nauvoo ; Cheltenham ; Iowa; title: Ante-bellum period. The beginnings of the movement ; Wilhelm Weitling and the general working-men's league ; Gymnastic unions ; The Communist Club ; German socialists in the Civil War; title: The period of organization. The International Working-Men's Association ; The International and the National Labor-Union ; The International in the United States ; The formation of the Socialist Labor Part; title: The period of the Socialist Labor Party. The place of the Socialist Labor Party in the Socialist Movement ; Career of the Socialist Labor Party ; The Socialist Labor Party in politics ; The Socialist Labor Party and the trade-unions; title: The Socialist Party. Recent factors of Socialist growth ; The disintegration of the Socialist Labor Party ; The Socialist Party; title: Present-day Socialism. Unrest and reform ; The trade union movement to-day ; The industrial workers of the world ; The Moyer-Haywood case ; Recent progress of Socialism ; Problems and prospects of American Socialism.