An edition of A concise exposition of the doctrine of association (1843)

A concise exposition of the doctrine of association

or, Plan for a re-organization of society, which will secure to the human race, individually and collectively, their happiness and elevation. (Based on Fourier's theory of domestic and dustrial association.)

7th ed.

by Albert Brisbane

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An edition of A concise exposition of the doctrine of association (1843)

A concise exposition of the doctrine of association

or, Plan for a re-organization of society, which will secure to the human race, individually and collectively, their happiness and elevation. (Based on Fourier's theory of domestic and dustrial association.)

7th ed.

by Albert Brisbane

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1844

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J.S. Redfield

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1 A concise exposition of the doctrine of association: or, Plan for a re-organization of society, which will secure to the human race, individually and collectively, their happiness and elevation. (Based on Fourier's theory of domestic and industrial association.) 1970, J.S. Redfield Microform in English - 7th ed.	zzzz Locate
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3 A concise exposition of the doctrine of association: or, Plan for a re-organization of society, which will secure to the human race, individually and collectively, their happiness and elevation. (Based on Fourier's theory of domestic and dustrial association.) 1844, J.S. Redfield Microform in English - 7th ed.	aaaa Locate
4 A concise exposition of the doctrine of association.: Or, plan for a re-organization of society, which will secure to the human race, individually and collectively, their happiness and elevation. (Based on Fourier's theory of domestic and industrial association.) 1844, J. S. Redfield in English - 7th ed.	bbbb Read Listen Locate
5 A concise exposition of the doctrine of association: Or, Plan for a re-organization of society, which will secure to the human race, individually and collectively, their happiness and elevation. Based on Fourier's theory of domestic and industrial association 1843, J. S. Redfield in English - 6th ed.	zzzz Locate
6 A concise exposition of the doctrine of association.: Or, Plan for a re-organization of society, which will secure to the human race, individually and collectively, their happiness and elevation. (Based on Fourier's theory of domestic and industrial association.) Publish date unknown, J. S. Redfield in English - 6th ed.	zzzz Locate

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Edition Notes

Published in 1843 under the title: Association; or, A concise exposition of the practical part of Fourier's social science.

Microfiche. Chicago : Library Resources,inc., 1970. 1 microfiche ; 8 x 13 cm. (Library of American civilization ; LAC 40073)

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Published in: New York
Series: Library of American civilization -- LAC 40073.

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Format: Microform
Pagination: 79 p.
Number of pages: 79

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Open Library: OL13553663M
OCLC/WorldCat: 11174860

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Work ID: OL1489174W

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A concise exposition of the doctrine of association

or, Plan for a re-organization of society, which will secure to the human race, individually and collectively, their happiness and elevation. (Based on Fourier's theory of domestic and dustrial association.)

by Albert Brisbane