Christian socialism and its global reach in 19th century discourse
The piece surveys Christian socialism as a movement with followers and writers in Europe, detailing Rev. Philip Stafford Moxon’s views in The New England Magazine. It outlines aims like cooperative land and capital, equitable distribution, and respect for private belongings within collective controls, contrasting with American progress and touching on related social topics.
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