The Owen Plan For National Welfare Proclaimed
A parliamentary gathering debates Mr Owen's plan for national welfare led by the British Land Philanthropic Society. Crook and Crookes praise Owen’s thirty years of study at New Lanark, arguing adversity can yield prosperity, urging wider support and avoidance of partisan opposition.
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LeTueripce
Pivegarn
Thomas Lethbridge
Owen
Mr Owen
New Lanark
Old Lanark
Edvand
Great Britain
Treland
Pfs
Ireland
British Empire
Tsea
Mr’ Win
Strut
T of
Derby
Early Education Reform Discussion At Public Meeting
A public gathering discusses child education by benevolent societies led by Mr Owen. Speakers praise practical experiments at New Lanark and London schools, while critics urge caution about political economy theories. Rozest Owen defends economists against misinterpretation and touts practical benefits observed in trials.
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Wits
New Lanark
Imiayi
London
Quaker Street
Westminster
Bristol
Owen
Carrié
Tookering
Yooke
Purgot
Sraith
Malthus
Jenny Sonus
Pha
Dactia
Ashburne
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