Title: The New Harmony movement
Description: A somewhat academic history of the movement. Chapter headings are:

-New Harmony’s Place in History
-The Rise of the Rappites
-The Rappites in Indiana
-The Rappite Hegira
-Robert Owen and the Industrial Revolution
-Agitation in England
-The New Moral World
-The Founding of New Harmony
-The Preliminary Society
-”The Half-way House”
-The “Permanent Community”
-The Social System on Trial
-The Duke of Saxe-Weimar at New Harmony
-Two Views of New Harmony
-Community Progress
-Community Disintegration
-Robert Owen’s Farewell Addresses
-The Ten Lost Tribes of Communism
-Woman at New Harmony
-The Educational Experiment
-Josiah Warren
-Robert Owen’s Later Life
-New Harmony’s Later History
-The MacLure Library Movement
-Robert Dale Owen
-Appendix: Sources
Subjects: Harmony Society, History, New-Harmony, Ind
Places: New Harmony (Ind.)
People: Robert Owen (1771-1858)
Time periods: early 19th century