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A Paraphrase on the Lord's Prayer, with an Introduction on the Nature of Prayer...
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ANDREWS, STEPHEN PEA
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The Science of Society.--No. 1. The Constitution of Government in the Sovereignty of the Individual, as the Final Development of Protestantism, Democracy, and Socialism.
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The Old Brewery, and the New Mission at the Five Points.
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Social Reform. An Address Before the Society of the Mystical Seven in the Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn. August 7, 1844.
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BROWNSON, ORESTES A.
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Social Reform. An Address Before the Society of the Mystical Seven in the Wesleyan University...
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BURRITT, ELIHU.
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Elihu Burritt's Miscellaneous Writings. Second Edition.
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CHANNING, WILLIAM E.
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Self-Culture. An Address Introductory to the Franklin Lectures. Delivered at Boston, United States, September, 1838.
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CHANNING, WILLIAM E.
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Self-Culture. An Address Introductory to the Franklin Lectures. Delivered at Boston, United States, September, 1838.
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CHAPMAN, JOHN JAY.
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The Collected Works...27 works in 12 volumes. 1892-1933. Introductions by Melvin H. Bernstein. Memoir by Chanler Chapman. Bibliography by David M. Stocking, augmented by the Publisher. ISBN 087730-003-8.
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CHAPMAN, WILLIAM.
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A Few International Historical Sketches of Internal Administration.
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COOK, LADY nee Tenne
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FERGUSON, RICHARD?
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Abaddon's Steam Engine, Calumny, Delineated: Being an Attempt to Stop Its Deleterious Results on Society, the Church, and State...to which is subjoined, the Infernal Triumvirate: Oppression, Depression, and Extortion. By a Lover of Mercy Rejoicing Over Judgment.
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FOULKE, WILLIAM PARK
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HAZARD, THOMAS R.
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Facts for the Laboring Man: By a Laboring Man. [# 1-12 (all)].
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HEYWOOD, E. H.
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Yours or Mine. An Essay To Show the True Basis of Property and the Causes of Its Inequitable Distrubution. Fortieth Thousand.
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HEYWOOD, EZRA.
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Address of the Delegates of the Boston Section No. 1 (French) of the Working People's International Association, Made to the New England Labor Reform League, in Its Convention Held in Boston, Mass. Feb. 23rd, 1873: to which is added a Reply to the League, and the Publishers' Notice of the History of the International...
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HEYWOOD, EZRA.
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The Collected Works. 12 works. 1868-1889. Introductions by Martin Blatt. ISBN 087730-013-5.
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JILLSON, CLARK.
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Progress Attributed to the Laboring Classes: A Poem Delivered Before the Worcester County Mechanics' Association, March 3d, 1853.
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KELLOGG, EDWARD.
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LONDON, JACK.
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LUTHER, SETH.
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1832
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LUTHER, SETH.
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An Address on the Origin and Progress of Avarice, and Its Deleterious Effects on Human Happiness, with a Proposed Remedy for the Countless Evils Resulting from an Inordinate Desire for Wealth. Delivered Before the Union Association of Working Men, in ...Charlestown, Mass., January 30, 1834.
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MILLER, CHESTER GORE
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Chichuahua. A New and Original Social Drama in Four Acts.
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1891
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NEW ENGLAND SOCIAL R
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The Social Pioneer, and Herald of Progress.
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Rights of Man; Being an Answer to Mr. Burke's Attack on the French Revolution. Part I [and] Rights of Man, Part the Second; Combining Principle and Practice.
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PHILLIPS, WENDELL.
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TAPPAN, LEWIS
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THOMPSON, MRS. ELIZA
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Kindergarten Homes. For Orphans and Other Destitute Children; a New Way to Ultimately Dispense with Prisons and Poor-Houses. The Plans of...by Your Reporter.
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TUCKER, BENJ. R.
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Instead of a Book by a Man Too Busy to Write One. A Fragmentary Exposition of Philosophical Anarchism.
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A Few Days in Athens; Being the Translation of a Greek Manuscript Discovered in Herculaneum.
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