Romance of the North American Phalanx from New Jersey
A 1913 Times recounts the Fourierist North American Phalanx near Red Bank New Jersey. It describes its communal labour system, 1600-person phalanx structure, dining at cost, and multiple workshops, along with its rise, rituals, famous visitors, and eventual dissolution after a 1855 fire and internal split between conservatives and progressives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Otoriets
Monmouth County
New Jersey
Red Bank
Tanny
Fourierpath
Co-Operative
United Industry
Phalanx
Horace Greeley
The
New Jersey Association
New York
Phalanx Mills
America
Bucklin
Washington
van Mater Acres
Monmouth
Judgment and Mercy in the Afterlife by McLamburgh Wilson
A poem contemplates divine judgment and worldly justice as a man faces judgment after death. Twelve good men, who are revealed to be the judge, struggle to forgive him for his life. The verses reflect themes of mercy, accountability, and shared humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Ife
Crystal Palace
Greeley
Brook Farm
Massachusetts Association
New Jersey
John Bucklin
Brisbane
Charles A. Dana
Phalanx
William Henry Channing
Carpenters
Fourier
Association
New York
The
Tribune
Uprose
McLANDBURGH _ WILSON
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NEW York Times
Forties
Francois Charles Marie Fourier
Albert Brisbane
New York Evening Journal
United States
the Tribune
Henry J. Raymond
Courier and Enquirer
Bigelow
Fourierism
Brook Farm Association
Fourieristic Instructure
Emerson
van Mater
van Maters
New
West Roxbury
Concord
Cambridge
Hawthorne
Emile Guillaudeu
Insurance Company
John Buckfin