A Bibliography of the works of Robert Owen, compiled by Wyn Thomas 1 Essays on the formation of the human character (1812) 1.1 Essays [1-4] on the formation of the human character. London: W. Strange, 1812. 36 p.; ill 27.5 cm. NUC: 0182444 1.2 Another edition, published 1834. Essays on the formation of the human character. London: s. t., 1834. 1, 1, 36 p.; 28.5 cm. NUC: 0182445. 1.3 Another edition, published 1837. Essays on the formation of the human character. Manchester: A. Heywood, 1837. 78 p.; 17cm. First published as: A new view of society: or, Essays on the formation of the human character. NUC: 0182446 NLW: 048 1.4 Another edition, published 1840. Essays on the formation of the human character. London: B. D. Cousins, 1840. 1, 1, 85, [1] p.; 17.6cm. NUC: 0182447; 0182448 NLW: 048 2 Statement regarding the New Lanark Establishment (1812) 2.1 Statement regarding the New Lanark Establishment. Edinburgh: Printed by John Moir, 1812. 23p. NLW: 001, 'Published anonymously'

NUC: 0182614 Harrison 2.2 Another edition, published 1973. A statement regarding the New Lanark Establishment / [by] Robert Owen. [1st ed. reprinted] with an introduction by John Butt. Glasgow: Molendinar Press, 1973. viii, 23 p. : facsim., port. ; 21 cm. ISBN: 0904002020 NLW: 001; HX 640.1 3 Denkschrift an die Regierungen von Europa und Amerika (1813) 3.1 Denkschrift an die Regierungen von Europa und Amerika [upon the subject of political economy. With an appedix]. Frankfurt am Main: s. t., 1813. obl. 4O ff. (3) Text in German, French and English. NUC: 0182430 4 New view of society (1813) The New view of society appeared as a sequence of essays. They were published as collections but were also published separately. The complete collecton is listed first and individual essays follow in numerical sequence. 4.1 New view of society: or, Essays on the principle of formation of the human character, and the application of the principle to practice. London: Printed by R. & A. Taylor, 1813. iv, [5]-23p.; 26cm. NLW pwrcas 2006 4.2 Another edition, published 1813. New view of society: or, Essays on the principle of formation of the human character, and the application of the principle to practice . By one of His Majesty's justices of peace for the county of Lanark. [First, second, third and fourth essays]. London: Printed for Cadell and Davies by R. Taylor, 1813. 3v in 1; 24.5 cm.

NUC: 0182517 4.3 Another edition, published 1813-1814. New view of society: or, Essays on the principle of formation of the human character, and the application of the principle to practice . By one of His Majesty's justices of peace for the county of Lanark. [First, second, third and fourth essays]. London: Printed for Cadell and Davies by R. Taylor, 1813-14. 4v in 1; 24cm. Spine title: Owen's essays. Presentation vol. Bound in blue morocco. NUC: 0182518 NLW: 000 4.4 Second edition, published 1816. New view of society: or, Essays on the principle of formation of the human character, preparatory to the development of a plan for gradually ameliorating the condition of mankind. 2nd edition. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1816. viii, [9], 184p.; 26cm. NUC: 0182519 4.5 Third edition, published 1817. New view of society: or, Essays on the principle of formation of the human character, preparatory to the development of a plan for gradually ameliorating the condition of mankind. 3rd edition. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1817. viii, [9], 184p.; 25cm. NUC: 0182520 4.6 Fourth edition, published 1818 New view of society; or, Essays on the principle of formation of the human character, preparatory to the development of a plan for gradually ameliorating the condition of mankind. 4th edition . London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1818. viii, 176p.; 23.5cm. NUC: 0182521 4.7 American edition, published 1825. New view of society; or, Essays on the principle of formation of the human character, preparatory to the development of a plan for gradually ameliorating the condition of mankind. 1st American form the 3rd London ed. New York: E. Bliss and E. White, 1825.

vi,[13]-178p.; 18cm. 1st American ed. from 3rd London ed., item no. 4.5 NUC: 0182524 4.8 Another edition, published 1826. New view of society; or, Essays on the principle of formation of the human character, preparatory to the development of a plan for gradually ameliorating the condition of mankind. Edinburgh: Printed for the friends of the new system, 1826. viii,[5]-96p.; 17cm. NUC: 0182525 4.9 Russian translation, published 1881. New view of society. Объ образованін чедовческаго характера (Новый вѕгляд на общество) Пер. Съ анлійскаго. С.-Петербугъ, 2-e (полное) изд.: И. И. Билибина, 1881. [Ob obrazovanti cheloviecheskago kharaktera]. St Petersburg : I. I. Bilibika, 1881]. 1,1,vii,182p 20.5cm. NUC: 0182537 4.10 German translation, published, 1900. Eine neue Auffassung von der Gesellschaft: vier Aufsätze über die Bildung des menschlichen Charakters, als Einleitung zu der Entwicklung eines Planes, die Lage der Menschheit allmänlich zu verbessern / Robert Owen ; nach der 3. im Jahre 1817 in London erschienenen Ausgabe übersetzt und erklärt von Oswald Collmann Leipzig: Hirschfeld 1900. 111p.; 24cm. NUC: 0182506 The German translation was taken from the third edition, item no. 4.5 4.11 Third edition, republished 1948 / 1951. New view of society. Glencoe, Ill.: Free Press, 1817 [1948 / 1951], viii, 184p. A facsimile reproduction of the third ed.printed in London (item no. 4.5) NUC: 0182526, 0182527 4.12 Third edition, republished 1953.

New view of society. Glencoe, Ill.: Free Press, 1953. 1, 1. 184p. A facsimile reproduction of the third ed.printed in London. NUC: 0182528 4.13 Another edition, published 1927. New view of society and other writings. London; New York: Dent; Dutton, 1927. Everyman's library; 799. xx, 298, 1p.; 17.5cm. NUC: 0182535 Harrison 4.14 Another edition, published 1963. New view of society and other writings. New York: s. t., 1963. Harrison. 4.15 Another edition, published 1970. A new view of society; and, Report to the county of Lanark; edited with an introduction by V. A. C. Gatrell. Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1970. 270 p.; 18 cm. ISBN: 0140400087 4.16 Another edition, published 1970. New view of society: or, Essays on the principle of formation of the human character, preparatory to the development of a plan for gradually ameliorating the condition of mankind. With an introduction by John Saville. 2nd edition. Clifton [N. J.]: A. M. Kelley, 1972. xvii, 184p.; 22cm. ISBN: 0678008353 4.17 Das Soziale System: Über ein neues Gesellschaftssystem. Über das Eigentum Hrsg. von Liane Jauch u. Marie-Luise Römer. Übers. von Michael Henselmann . (Reclams Universal-Bibliothek ; 1249) Leipzig: Reclam 1988. 189p.; 18 cm. ISBN: 3379002658

4.18 Another edition of the German translation, published 1989. Eine neue Auffasung von der Gesellschaft: ausgewählte Texte. Leipzig: Hirschfeld 1900; Berlin: Akademie-Verlag, 1989 409p. A reprint of item no.: 4.10 ISBN: 3050005955 41.19 Another edition, published 1991. New view of society and other writings; edited with an introduction by Gregory Claeys. New York: s. t., 1991. London, England; New York: Penguin Books, 1991. xxxv, 385 p.; 20 cm. ISBN: 0140433481 4.21 Another edition, published 1991. A new view of society Oxford [England]; New York: Woodstock Books, 1991. 184 p.; 21 cm. ISBN: 1854770772 4.22 Another edition, published 2004. A New View Of Society Or Essays On The Principle Of The Formation Of The Human Character And The Application Of The Principle To Practice. Kila, MT: Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2004. ISBN: 1419202561 4.23 ‘Second essay’, published 1813. New view of society: [second essay]. London: Cadell & Davies, 1813. 4p.; 20cm. NLW: 003 Harrison 4.24 Another edition of the ‘Second essay’, 1813. New view of society: [second essay]. London: R. & A. Taylor, 1813. vi, 40p; 28cm. NLW: 003 Harrison 4.25 Another edition of the ‘Second essay’, 1813.

New view of society: [second essay] or, Essays on the principle of formation of the human character, and the application of the principle to practice . Essay second …By one of His Majesty's justices of peace for the county of Lanark. London: Printed for Cadell and Davies by R. Taylor, 1813. 1, [v]-vii, 25-64p.; 20.5cm. NUC: 0182529 4.26 ‘Third essay’, published 1814. New view of society: [third essay]. London: R. & A. Taylor, 1814. xvi, 54p.; 28cm. NLW: 004 4.27 Another edition of the ‘Third essay’, published1814. New view of society: [third essay] or, Essays on the principle of formation of the human character, and the application of the principle to practice. By Robert Owen of New Lanark … [the third essay in a series of four]. London: Printed by R. & A. Taylor, 1814. xvi, 53p.; 26cm. The third essay. NLW 3? NUC: 0182530 4.28 ‘Fourth essay’, published 1814. New view of society: [fourth essay]. London: R. & A. Taylor, 1814. xvi, 62p.; 28cm. NLW: 005 Harrison 4.29 Another edition of the ‘Fourth essay’, published1814. New view of society: [fourth essay] or, Essays on the principle of formation of the human character, and the application of the principle to practice. Essay fourth …by Robert Owen of New Lanark. London: Printed by R. & A. Taylor, 1814. viii, 61p.; 26cm. NUC: 0182531 4.30 Second edition of the ‘Fourth essay’, published 1816. New view of society: [fourth essay]. London: s. t., 1816. 2nd edition. NLW: 005

Harrison 4.31 Third edition of the ‘Fourth essay’, published 1817. New view of society: [fourth essay]. London: Longman, 1817. 3rd edition. viii, 184p.; 20cm. NLW: 005 Harrison 4.32 Fourth edition of the ‘Fourth essay’, published 1818-1819. New view of society: [fourth essay]. London: s. t., 1818-1819. 4th edition. Harrison 4.33 First American edition of the ‘Fourth essay’, published 1825. New view of society: [fourth essay]. New York: s. t., 1825. 2o. The first American edition was taken from the third London edition. NLW: 005 Harrison 4.34 Another American edition, published 1825. New view of society: [fourth essay]. Cincinnati: s. t., 1825. This American edition was taken from from the fourth London edition. Harrison 4.35 Another edition of the ‘Fourth essay’, published1826. New view of society: [fourth essay]. Edinburgh: pr. for the Friends of the New System, 1826. viii, 96p.; 18cm. Another edition. NLW: 005 Harrison 4.36 Another edition of the ‘Fourth essay’, published1837. New view of society: [fourth essay]. Manchester: A. Heywood,1837. 78p.; 17cm. Another edition.

NLW: 005 Harrison 4.37 Another edition of the ‘Fourth essay’, published1840. New view of society: [fourth essay]. Manchester: s. t., 1840. 8o. Another edition. NLW: 005 Harrison 4.38 Another edition of the ‘Fourth essay’, published1840. New view of society: [fourth essay]. London: B. D. Cousins, 1840. 86p.; 19cm. Another edition. NLW: 005 Harrison 5 A bill for regulating the hours of work in mills and factories (1815) 5.1 Bill for regulating the hours of work in mills and factories. S. l.: s. t., 1815. NLW: 006 6 Observations on the cotton trade of Great Britain (1815) 6.1 Observations on the cotton trade of Great Britain. S. l.: s. t., 1815. NLW: 007 6.2 Observations on the cotton trade, with a view to the intended application to Parliament for a repeal of the duties on the importation of cotton wool. Glasgow: J. Hederwick, 1815. 2p.; 40cm. NUC: 0182538 7 Observations on the effect of the manufacturing system (1815). 7.1 Observations on the effect of the manufacturing system: with hints for

the improvement of those parts of it which are most injurious to health and morals. London: Hatchard, 1815. 20p.; 21cm. NLW: 008 Harrison 7.2 Another edition, published1815. Observations on the effect of the manufacturing system: with hints for the improvement of those parts of it which are most injurious to health and morals. London: R. & A. Taylor, 1815. 1,1,18p.; 21cm. NUC: 0182540 7.3 Another edition, published1815. Observations on the effect of the manufacturing system: with hints for the improvement of those parts of it which are most injurious. London: R. & A. Taylor, 1815. 16p.; 21.5cm. NUC: 0182541 7.4 Second edtion, published 1817. Observations on the effect of the manufacturing system: with hints for the improvement of those parts of it which are most injurious to health and morals. 2nd edition. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1817. 20p. NUC: 0182542 NLW: 008 Harrison 7.5 Third edition, published 1818. Observations on the effect of the manufacturing system: with hints for the improvement of those parts of it which are most injurious to health and morals. To which are added two letters on the employment of children in manufactories, and a letter on the … 3rd edition. London: s. t., 1818. 12p.; 26cm. Privately printed, without author's name and date. NLW: 008 Harrison.

7.6 Third edition, published 1818. Observations on the effect of the manufacturing sysytem: with hints for the improvement of those parts of it which are most injurious to health and morals. To which are added two letters on the employment of children in manufactories, and a letter on the … 3rd edition. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1818. 44p NUC: 0182543 7.7 An edition reproduced in the Pamphleteer, 1818. Observations on the effect of the manufacturing system: with hints for the improvement of those parts of it which are most injurious to health and morals. Dedicated respectfuly to the British legislature. London: s. t., 1818. 253-264p. Excerpt from the Pamphleteer, vol. XI, pp 253-264. NUC: 0182544; 0182545 8 Address delivered to the inhabitants of New Lanark (1816) 8.1 Address delivered to the inhabitants of New Lanark: on the first of January, 1816, at the opening of the Institution established for the formation of character. London: J. Hatchard, 1816. 48p.; 21cm. NLW: 009 Harrison 8.2 Another edition, published 1816. Address delivered to the inhabitants of New Lanark: on the first of January, 1816, at the opening of the Institution established for the formation of character. 2nd edition. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1816. 48p.; 25cm. NUC: 0182395 NLW: 009 Harrison 8.3 Third edition, published 1817. Address delivered to the inhabitants of New Lanark: on the first of

January, 1816, at the opening of the Institution established for the formation of character. 3rd edition. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1817. 48p.; 23cm. NUC: 182396 NLW: 009 Harrison 8.4 Fourth edition, published 1819. Address delivered to the inhabitants of New Lanark: on the first of January, 1816, at the opening of the institution established for the formation of character. 4th edition. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1819. 48p.; 24cm. NUC: 0182397 NLW: 009 Harrison 8.6 French translation, published 1819 Institution pour ameliorer le caractere moral du peuple, ou adresse aux habitans de New-Lanark en Ecosse; tr. de l'Anglaise sur la 3e édition par M. le Cte de L. Paris: L. Colas, 1819. xii, 46p 21.5cm. Translation from the third edition by Alexandre Louis Joseph de Laborde, comte de Laborde (1774-1842) NUC: 0182464 8.7 Facsimile reprint, published 2005. Institution pour ameliorer le caractere moral du peuple: ou adresse aux habitans de New-Lanark en écosse. (Elibron classics). Paris: Adamant Media Corporation, 2005. 60p. Facsimile edition of 31.1 ISBN: 1421219026 8.8 Fourth edition, published 1825. Address delivered to the inhabitants of New Lanark: on the first of January, 1816, at the opening of the institution established for the formation of character. 4th edition. Cincinnati: Printed by S. J. Browne for L. Watson, 1825. 56p.; 21.5cm.

NUC: 0182398 NLW: 009 Harrison 8.9 Another edition published 1841. Address on opening the institution for the formation of character, at New Lanark, delivered on the 1st of Januray, 1816: being the first public announcemet of the discovery of the infant school system. London: Home Colonization Society, 1841. 32p.; 20cm. First published in 1816 NUC: 0182401 NLW: 009 9 Report of Committee on the State of Children in manufactories (1816) The select committee sat in 1816 and its findings were published in 1818. 9.1 Report of the minutes of evidence taken before the Select Committee on the State of the Children in manufactories: 25 April-18 June 1816; communicated by the Commons to the Lords. [London: Ordered to be printed …, 1818.] Robert Owen's evidence was given on 26 April [pp 20-28], 29 April [pp 36-40], 30 April [p 66], 6 May [pp 86-95] and 10 May [p 113]. The evidence was also reprinted in evidence of 'House of Lords Committee on Cotton Factories Bill, 1818-1819'. NLW: 010 Harrison 10 Report of the Select Committee on education of the lower classes in the metropolis (1816) 10.1 Report of the Select Committee of the house of Commons appointed to inquire into the education of the lower orders in the metropolis: with the minutes taken before the committee. Ordered by the House of Commons, to be printed, 7th, 14th, 19th and 20th June. To which are subjoined an addenda and a digest index. London: Printed for Gale and Fenner, 1816. 610p.; 23cm.

Owen's evidence: pp 422-429. Harrison. 11 Letter [to the Times] (1817) 11.1 Letter. [A letter] To the editor of the Times [explaining The new view of society, and showing how an establishment for employing the poor might be set up. May 29, 1817.] London: s. t., 1817. 1p.: plans; 54x30 cm. fold to 17x11.5cm. NUC: 0182475 12 Letter [to the Sun] (1817) 12.1 Letter. [Letter] to the editor of the Sun, August 7, 1817. London: W. A. Scripps, 1817. [2]p.: ill.; 49.5x32cm. On RO’s scheme for an ideal industrial community. NUC: 0182476 13 New view of society (1817) This should not be confused with a tract bearing a similar title published by Robert Owen in 1813, listed in item 4 above. The tract appeared in three parts/ 13.1 New view of society: No 1. Extracted from the daily papers of 30th July, and 9th and 10th of August, 1817: with reference to a public meeting held at the City of London Tavern, on Thursday, 14th August, 1817. London: R. & A. Taylor, 1817. 83p.: tables; 25cm. “The ‘New view’ is followed by: ‘Errors and evils of society’; two addresses at the City of London Tavern, and other matter.” NUC: 0182513 NLW: 015 Harrison 13.2 New view of society: No 1. Extracted from the London daily newspapers

of 30th July, and 9th and 10th of August, 1817: with reference to a public meeting held at the City of London Tavern on Thursday, August 14th, 1817. From the consideration of a plan to … London: R. Watts, 1817. [4]p.: ill.; 40.5x33cm. fold. 14x18 cm. NUC: 0182514 NLW: 013 Harrison 13.3 New view of society: No 2. Mr. Owen's report to the Committee of the Association for the relief of the manufacturing and labouring poor; laid before the committee of the House of commons on the poor's laws, in the session of 1817. Accompanied by his ad … London: Printed by R. Watts, 1817? [4]p.: ill.; 41.5x33cm. fold. 24x17 cm. NUC: 0182532 NLW: 014 Harrison 13.4 New state of society: No 3. Mr. Owen's second address, delivered at the City of London Tavern … August 21, 1817 … To which is added, a farther development of the plan … together with an address … on the immediate relief of the poor … London: J. Dennett, 1817. [4]p.: ill.; 43x34cm. fold to 24x18cm. NLW: 012 NUC: 0182511 13.15 New view of society: No 3. Mr. Owen's second address, delivered at the City of London Tavern, on Thursday, August 21st, 1817 … … To which is added, a farther development of the plan … together with an address … on the immediate relief of the poor … London: s.t., 1817. 4p.; 41cm. Harrison 14 Mr. Owen's address delivered at the adjourned meeting at the City of London tavern, August 14, 1817 (1817) This appearsto be a variant of item 13 ‘New view of society’ catalogued under an alrternative title and listed in NUC.

14.1 Mr. Owen's address delivered at the adjourned meeting at the City of London tavern, August 14, 1817. (in his New view of society, extracted from the daily papers. p. 32). S. l.: s. t., 1817. Possibly another version of item 13.3 NUC: 0182502 14.2 Mr. Owen's address delivered at the adjourned meeting at the City of London tavern, August 21, 1817. (in his New view of society, extracted from the daily papers. p. 51) S. l.: s. t., 1817. Possibly another version of item 13.4 NUC: 0182501 15 Peace on earth - good will towards men (1817) 15.1 Peace on earth - good will towards men: development of the plan for the relief of the poor, and the emancipation of mankind. London: s. t., 1817. 8o NUC: 0182570 NLW: 016 Harrison 16 Problem of the age solved (1817) 16.1 Problem of the age solved: manifesto of Robert Owen to the civilised world. New York: s. t., 1817. Note: Extracred from the New York Herald, April 14, 1817. NUC: 0182571 17 Report to the committee of the Association for the relief of the manufacturing and labouring poor, laid before the Committee of the House of Commons on the poor laws (1817) 17.1 Report to the committee of the Association for the relief of the manufacturing and labouring poor, laid before the Committee of the House of Commons on the poor laws. London: s. t., 1817?

24p.; 21cm. NUC: 0182582 NLW : 11, imperfect, lacks folding plate. Harrison 18 Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury on the union of churches and schools (1818) 18.1 Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury on the union of churches and schools, 1818. NLW: 017 Harrison 19 Letter to the Earl of Liverpool on the employment of children in manufactories, (1818). 19.1 Letter to the Earl of Liverpool on the employment of children in manufactories, 1818. NLW: 018 Harrison 20 Memorial of Robert Owen of New Lanark in Scotland to the governements of Europe and America (1818) 20.1 Memorial of Robert Owen of New Lanark in Scotland to the governements of Europe and America. Frankfurt am Main: Printed for Andreä, 1818. [6]p.; 24.5x34cm. Printed in three columns; German, French & English. NUC: 0182496 21 Memorials on behalf of the working classes (1818) 21.1 Memorials on behalf of the working classes : the first presented to th governments of Europe and America, the second to the allied powers assembled … at Aix-la-Chapelle. Lanark: s. t., 1818.

Harrison 22 New view of society: Tracts relative to this subject (1818) 22.1 New view of society: Tracts relative to this subject: viz. Proposals for raising a colledge of industry of all useful trades and husbandry By John Bellers. (Reprinted from the original, pub. In the year 1696). Report to the committee of the Association for the Relief of the Manufacturing and Labouring Poor, a brief sketch of the religious Society of People called Shakers (Communicated … by W. S. Warder): with an account of the public proceedings connected with the subject which took place in London in July and August, 1817. London: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown [etc.], 1818. [New York, AMS Press, 1972] 1,1,43,24,16,83p; 24cm. ISBN: 0404084532 Harrison 22.2 A facsimile reprint, published 1972. New view of society: Tracts relative to this subject: viz. Proposals for raising a colledge of industry of all useful trades and husbandry By John Bellers. (Reprinted from the original, pub. In the year 1696). Report to the committee of the Association for the Relief of the Manufacturing and Labouring Poor, a brief sketch of the religious Society of People called Shakers (Communicated … by W. S. Warder): with an account of the public proceedings connected with the subject which took place in London in July and August, 1817. London: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown [etc.], 1818. [New York, AMS Press, 1972] 1,1,43,24,16,83p; 24cm. ISBN: 0404084532 NUC: 0182534 23 Outline of the plan for improving the condition of society (1818) 23.1 Outline of the plan for improving the condition of society. S. l.: s. t., 1818? 4p.; 30.5cm. NUC: 0182549

24 Reply on behalf of the London proprietors to the address of the inhabitants of New Lanark (1818) 24.1 Reply on behalf of the London proprietors to the address of the inhabitants of New Lanark. London: R. & A. Taylor, 1818. iv, 12p.; 22cm. NLW: 019 25 Two memorials on behalf of the working classes (1818) 25.1 Two memorials on behalf of the working classes: the first presented to the governments of Europe and America, the second to the allied powers assembled in congress at Aix-la-Chapelle. Lanark: Cadell & Davies, 1818. 27p.; 24cm. Subsequent editions appear as an appendix to the Manifesto 6th ed. 1840. (NLW: 60) NUC: 0182632; 0182633; 0182565 NLW: 020 Harrison 26 Additional satements respecting Mr Owen's plan for the support of the unemployed working classes by their own labour (1819) 26.1 Additional satements respecting Mr Owen's plan for the support of the unemployed working classes by their own labour. S. l.: s. t., 1819 Harrison 26 Address to the master manufacturers of Great Britain on the present existing evils in the manufacturing system (1819) 27.1 Address to the master manufacturers of Great Britain on the present existing evils in the manufacturing system. Bolton: s. t., 1819. Harrison 28 Adresse aux souverains a Aix-la-Chapelle et aux gouvernements europeens (1819)

28.1 Adresse aux souverains a Aix-la-Chapelle et aux gouvernements europeens; traduit par M. le Comte de Lasteyrie. Paris: s. t., 1819. NLW: 021 Harrison 29 Committee address of the committee appointed by a select meeting, held at Freemason's hall … and re-appointed by ageneral public meeting held at the City of London tavern (1819) 29.1 Committee address of the committee appointed by a select meeting, held at Freemason's hall … and re-appointed by ageneral public meeting held at the City of London tavern … for the purpose of investigating and reporting on Mr. Owen's plan for providing for the poor. London: s. t., 1819. 4p.; 29.5cm. NUC vol. 712: 0096978 30 Committee address of the committee appointed to investigate and report on Mr. Owen's plan for providing for the poor (1819) 30.1 Committee address of the committee appointed to investigate and report on Mr. Owen's plan for providing for the poor. [Supplement] Mr. Owen's plan. [Adress to the public]. London: s. t., 1819. 2p.; 18.5x21cm. NUC: 0096979 31 Mr Owen's proposed arrangements for the distressed working classes shown to be consistent with sound principles of political economy, in three letters to Mr. Ricardo (1819) 31.1 Mr Owen's proposed arrangements for the distressed working classes shown to be consistent with sound principles of political economy, in three letters to Mr. Ricardo. London: Longman, 1819. 102p.; 21cm. NLW: 022 Harrison

32 An attempt to explain the cause of the commercial and other difficulties which are now experienced in the civilized parts of the world : and to develop the means by which they may be removed (1821) 32.1 An attempt to explain the cause of the commercial and other difficulties which are now experienced in the civilized parts of the world : and to develop the means by which they may be removed. Norwich: s. t., 1821. Harrison 33 Report to the County of Lanark of a plan for relieving public distress, and removing discontent, by giving permanent, productive employment, to the poor and working classes (1821) 33.1 Report to the County of Lanark of a plan for relieving public distress, and removing discontent, by giving permanent, productive employment, to the poor and working classes. Glasgow: Printed at the University press fror Wardlaw & Cunninghame, &c., 1821. 2, 1, 73, 3p.: plan; 29x23.5cm. NUC: 0182583; 0182584 NLW: 023 Harrison 33.2 Another edition, published 1832 Report to the County of Lanark of a plan for relieving public distress, and removing discontent, by giving permanent, productive employment, to the poor and working classes. London: Published by the Committee, 1832. 75p.; 21.5cm. Published by the ‘Committee appointed for the purpose of taking into consideration the increasing distress of the non-productive and industrious classes, and to devise efficient means for their permanent relief.’ NUC: 0182585 NLW: 023 Harrison 33.3 Facsimile reeprint, published 1975 Report to the county of Lanark of a plan for relieving public distress and removing discontent by giving permanent, productive employment to

the poor and working classes ... / by Robert Owen. New York: AMS Press, 1975. 73, 3 p., [1] leaf of plates : map ; 24 cm. ISBN: 0404107087 34 Essay on common wealths (1822) 34.1 Essay on common wealths: Part I: The evils of exclusive and the benefits of inclusive wealth. Part II: Extracts from Robert Owen's "New view of society". Part III: Melish's account of the Harmonists … New York: New-York Society for Promoting Communities, 1822. 64p.; 21cm. LC catalogue 35 Summary of Mr. Owen's plan, for the permanent relief of the working classes (1822) 35.1 Summary of Mr. Owen's plan, for the permanent relief of the working classes. London: Printed by A. Applegath for the British and Foreign Philanthropic Society, 1822. 10p.; 16cm. NUC: 0182617 36 Communism (1823) 36.1 Communism: (primitive Christianity) advocated by Robert Owen of Lanark. Dublin: s. t., 1823. 209 p.: ill., tables, chart; 22cm. NUC: 0182423 37 Explanation of the cause of the distress which pervades the civilized parts of the world and of the means whereby it may be removed (1823) 37.1 Explanation of the cause of the distress which pervades the civilized parts of the world and of the means whereby it may be removed. London: Printed by A. Applegath for the British and Foreign Philanthropic Society, 1823.

12p.; 16cm. NUC: 0182457 NLW: 024 Harrison 38 Letter to the moderator of the General Assembly Union upon the late attack of the Christian Instructor upon Mr. Owen (1823) 38.1 Letter to the moderator of the General Assembly Union upon the late attack of the Christian Instructor upon Mr. Owen. S. l.: s. t., 1823. Harrison. 39 Permanent relief for the agricultural and manufacturing labourers, and the peasantry of Ireland (1823) 39.1 Permanent relief for the agricultural and manufacturing labourers, and the peasantry of Ireland. Dublin: J. J. Nolan, 1823. 24p.; 16cm. NUC: 0182569 40 Report of the proceedings at the several public meetings held in Dublin, by Robert Owen, Esq. (1823) 40.1 Report of the proceedings at the several public meetings held in Dublin, by Robert Owen, Esq. on the 18th March, 12th April, 19th April and 3d May; preceded by an introductory statement of his opinions and arrangements, at New Lanark; extracted from his "Essays on the formation of human character.’ Dublin: Printed by J. Carrick, 1823. xxxvi, 161p.: ill., tab., front, pl.; 21cm. NUC: 0182581 NLW: 025 Harrison 41 Report of the Select Committee on employment of the poor in Ireland (1823) The selct committee sat in 1823 and its findings were published in 1824.

41.1 Report of the Select Committee on employment of the poor in Ireland: communicated by the Commons to the Lords]. [London: Ordered to be printed …, 1824]. 201p.; 34cm. The report is dated 16 July 1823 [p11]. The Select Committee was in session from 23 June-4 July 1823. Ordered to be printed 11th February 1824. Robert Owen's evidence was given on 25 June [pp 70-103] and 1 July [pp 156-158]. Harrison 42 Statements, showing the power that Ireland possesses to create wealth beyond the most ample supply of the wants of its inhabitants (1823) 42.1 Statements, showing the power that Ireland possesses to create wealth beyond the most ample supply of the wants of its inhabitants. London: Printed by A. Applegath, 1823. 22p.: plate; 18cm. NUC: 0182616 43 Diagram illustrative of the formation of the human character suggested by Mr. Owen's Development of a new dociety (1824) 43.1 Diagram illustrative of the formation of the human character suggested by Mr. Owen's Development of a new dociety. London: s. t., 1824. 4o NLW: 026 44 Address delivered by Robert Owen, of New-Lanark, Wednesday, the 27th of April, 1825, in the New Church of New Harmony, Indiana (1825) 44.1 Address delivered by Robert Owen, of New-Lanark, Wednesday, the 27th of April, 1825, in the New Church of New Harmony, Indiana: together with the Constitution of the Preliminary Society: and the proposed Rules and Regulations for the Establishment of a Perfect Community. Cincinnati: Published by the Society , 1825

23p. NUC: 0182392 45 Discourse on a new system of society (1825) 46.1 Discourse on a new system of society: as delivered in the Hall of representatives of the United States, in presence of the President of the United States, the President elect, heads of departments, members of Congress, &c. &c.on the 25th of February, and 15th March, 1825. Louisville: Printed by W. Tanner, 1825. 30p. NUC: 0182441 46 Discourse on a new system of society (1825) 46.1 Discourse on a new system of society: as delivered in the Hall of representatives of the United States, in presence of the President of the United States, the ex-president, heads of departments, members of Congress, &c. on the 7th of March, 1825, by Robert Owen, of New Lanark. Washington: Printed by Gales & Seaton, 1825. 26p.; 18.5cm. NUC: 0182438 47 First discourse on a new system of society … (1825) 47.1 First discourse on a new system of society, as delivered in the Hall of Representatives, at Washington, in the presence of the President Elect, heads of Departments, members oe [sic] Congress, etc. on the 25th of February, 1825. Manchester: A. Heywood, 1825. 16p.; 16cm. NUC: 0182459 NLW: 028 48 Owen's American discourses (1825) 48.1 Owen's American discourses. Two discourses on a new system of society; as delivered in the Hall of representatives at Washington, in the presence of the President of the United States, the president elect,

heads of departments, members of Congress, &c. &. Louisville: s. t., 1825. 8o. NLW: 029 49 Speech by Robert Owen at New Harmony, April 27, 1825 (1825) The addreses given by Robert Owen in New Harmony were published in one volume in 1977 and edited by D. K. Ennis Robert Owen’s New-Harmony addresses: a compilation / selected and with introduction by D. K. Ennis. Evansville, Ind.: Scholars Portable Publications, 1977. (New Harmony addresses) 75 p.: ill.; 21 cm. 49.1 Speech by Robert Owen at New Harmony, April 27, 1825. S. l.: s. t., 1825? NLW: 030 Harrison 50 Two Discourses on a New System of Society (1825) 50.1 Two Discourses on a New System of Society: as delivered in the Hall of Representatives at Washington, in the presence of the President of the United States … Louisville: s. t., 1825. 8o Note: In NLW under 'Owen's American discourses' NLW: 029 Harrison 50.2 Another edition, published 1825. Two Discourses on a New System of Society; as delivered in the Hall of Representatives at Washington, in the presence of the President of the United States, the President Elect, Heads of Departments, Members of Congress &c &c. on the 25th of February and Philadelphia: Atkinson & Alexander, 1825. 52p.; 17cm. NUC: 0182627, 0182630 NLW: 029 Harrison

50.3 Another edition, published 1825. Discourses on a New System of Society; as delivered in the Hall of Representatives at Washington, in the presence of the President of the United States, the President Elect, Heads of Departments, Members of Congress &c &c. on the 25th of February and Pittsburgh: Printed by Eichbaum and Johnston, 1825. 36p.; 17cm. NUC: 0182629 NLW: 029 Harrison 50.4 Another edition, published 1825. Two discourses on a new system of society; as delivered in the Hall of representatives at Washington, in the presence of the President of the United States, the president elect, heads of departments, members of Congress, &c. &c. The first on the 25th of F London: Printed by Whiting & Branston, 1825. 36p.; 20 cm. NUC: 0182561 NLW: 029 Harrison 51 Articles of agreement … (1826) 51.1 Articles of agreement (drawn up and recommended by the London Co-operative society,) for the formation of a community within fifty miles of London, on principles of mutual co-operation … S. l.: s. t., 1826? 12p.; 21.5cm. NUC: 0182565 52 Oration, contaiming a declarartion of mental independence, delivered in the public hall, at New Harmony (1826) 52.1 Oration, contaiming a declarartion of mental independence, delivered in the public hall, at New Harmony, Ind., by Robert Owen at the celebration of the fourth of July, 1826. New Harmony, Ind.: s. t., 1826. 4p.; 30.5x24.5cm. NUC: 0182546 Harrison

53 Address delivered by Robert Owen, at a public meeting, held at the Franklin Institute in the city of Philadelphia, on Monday morning, June 25, 1827. 53.1 Address delivered by Robert Owen, at a public meeting, held at the Franklin Institute in the city of Philadelphia, on Monday morning, June 25, 1827. To which is added, An exposition of the pecuniary transaction between that gentleman and William M'Clure. Philadelphia: M. T. C. Gould, 1827. 39p.; 21cm. NUC: 0182390 NLW: 031 Harrison 54 Address of Mr Owen to the agriculturists, mechanics and manufacturers … (1827). 54.1 Address of Mr Owen to the agriculturists, mechanics and manufacturers, both masters and operatives, of Great Britain and Ireland. London: R. Taylor, 1827. 8p.; 8o. NUC: 0182399 54.2 Address of Mr Owen to the agriculturists, mechanics and manufacturers, of Great Britain and Ireland, both masters and operatives, on the effects of the increased and increasinguse of machinery and the present system of trade, on the labouring, and all other classes, in the existing organization of society: and the measures necessary to be adopted to afford permanent relief to the industrious producers of real wealth. Bury: John Kay, 1827. 16p.; 8o. NUC: 0182405 54.3 Address to the agriculturists, mechanics, and manufacturers, both masters and operatives, of Great Britain and Ireland, both masters and operatives … Philadelphia: M. T. C. Gould, 1827. 16p.; 17cm.

also published in the Sphynx (newspaper) September, 1827. NLW: 032 54.4 Address to the agriculturists, mechanics, and manufacturers, both masters and operatives, of Great Britain and Ireland. Bury: s. t., 1827. 8p.; 21.5cm. NUC: 0182565 Harrison 54.5 Address to the operative manufacturers and agricultural labourers in Great Britain and Ireland. S. l.: s. t., 1830. Harrison 55 Memorial of Robert Owen to the Mexican Republic and the Government of the state of Coahuila and Texas (1827) 55.1 Memorial of Robert Owen to the Mexican Republic and the Government of the state of Coahuila and Texas. Philadelphia: s. t., 1827. 8o. NLW: 033 Harrison 55.2 Another edition, published 1828. Memorial of Robert Owen to the Mexican Republic and the Government of the state of Coahuila and Texas. London: W. Clowes, 1828. 11,[1],p.; 27.5x22cm. NUC: 0182497 Harrison 56 Debate on the evidences of Christianity (1829) 56.1 Debate on the evidences of Christianity: containing an examination of the "social system", and of all the systems of scepticism of ancient and modern times, held in the city of Cincinnati, for eight days successively' from 13th to the 21st of April, 1829 … Bethany, Va.: A. Campbell, 1829. 2v in 1. 21cm.

NUC: 0182425 NLW: 035 Harrison 56.2 Second edition, published 1829 Debate on the evidences of Christianity; containing an examination of the "social system", and of all the systems of scepticism of ancient and modern times, held in the city of Cincinnati, for eight days successively' from 13th to the 21st of April, 1829 … Cincinnati: Robinson and Fairbank, 1829. 2v in 1 20cm. NUC: 0182426 Harrison NUC: 0182449 56.3 Another edition, published 1839. Debate on the evidences of Christianity; containing an examination of the social system, and of all the systems of scepticism of ancient and modern times, held in the city of Cincinnati, for eight days successively, between Robert Owen, of New Lanark, Scotland. London: R. Groombridge, 1839. vii, [9]-545p.; 21.5cm. NUC: 0182428 NLW: 035 Harrison 56.4 Third edition, published 1854 Debate on the evidences of Christianity; containing an examination of the social system, and of all the systems of scepticism of ancient and modern times, held in the city of Cincinnati, for eight days successively, between Robert Owen, of New Lanark, Scotland. Cincinnati: s. t., 1854. NLW: 035 Harrison 57 Evidences of Christianity; a debate between Robert Owen, of New Lanark, Scotland, and Alexander Campbell (1829) 57.1 Evidences of Christianity: a debate between Robert Owen, of New Lanark, Scotland, and Alexander Campbell, President of Bethany College, Va. ; containing an examination of the "Social system", and all the systems of skepticiam of ancient and modern times. Cincinnati: Central Book Concern, 1829.

x, 9-465p. Another edition of item 56 NLW: 035 57.2 Fourth stereotyped edition, published 1852. Evidences of Christianity: a debate between Robert Owen, of New Lanark, Scotland, and Alexander Campbell, President of Bethany College, Va. ; containing an examination of the "social system", and all the systems of skepticiam of ancient and modern times. Cincinnati: Jethro Jackson, 1852. x, 9-465p.; 21cm. NUC: 0182450 57.3 Another edition, published 1854. Evidences of Christianity: a debate between Robert Owen, of New Lanark, Scotland, and Alexander Campbell, President of Bethany College, Va. ; containing an examination of the "social system", and all the systems of skepticiam of ancient and modern times. Cincinnati: s. t., 1854. Harrison 57.4 Fifth stereotyped edition, published 1858. Evidences of Christianity; a debate between Robert Owen, of New Lanark, Scotland, and Alexander Campbell, President of Bethany College, Va. ; containing an examination of the "social system", and all the systems of skepticiam of ancient and modern times. Cincinnati: H. S. Bosworth, 1858. 465p.; 21cm. NUC: 0182452 Harrison 57.5 Fifth stereotyped edition, published 1870. Evidences of Christianity: a debate between Robert Owen, of New Lanark, Scotland, and Alexander Campbell, President of Bethany College, Va. ; containing an examination of the "social system", and all the systems of skepticiam of ancient and modern times. Cincinnati: H. S. Bosworth, 1870. 465p.; 20cm. Reprint of 57.4 NUC: 0182453

57.6 Another edition, published 1874. Evidences of Christianity: a debate between Robert Owen, of New Lanark, Scotland, and Alexander Campbell, President of Bethany College, Va. ; containing an examination of the "social system", and all the systems of skepticiam of ancient and modern times. Cincinatti: Bowsworth, Chase, S. Hall, 1874. 2, 2, iii-x, 9-465 [1], 1p.; 19.7 cm. NUC: 0011603 57.7 Another edition, published 1900. Evidences of Christianity: a debate between Robert Owen, of New Lanark, Scotland, and Alexander Campbell … New York: Christian Publishing Co., 1900. NLW: 035 Harrison 57.8 Another edition, published 1912. Evidences of Christianity: a debate between Robert Owen, of New Lanark, Scotland, and Alexander Campbell, President of Bethany College, Va. ; containing an examination of the "Social system", and all the systems of skepticiam of ancient and modern times. Nashville: McQuiddy, 1912. 504p.; 20cm. NUC: 0182454 57.9 Another edition, published 1929? Evidences of Christianity: a debate between Robert Owen, of New Lanark, Scotland, and Alexander Campbell, President of Bethany College, Va. ; containing an examination of the "social system", and all the systems of skepticiam of ancient and modern times. Cincinnati: Standard Pub. Co., 1929? 465p. NUC: 0182455 58 Robert Owen's opening speech, and his reply to the Rev. Alex. Campbell, in the recent public discussion in Cincinnati (1829) 58.1 Robert Owen's opening speech, and his reply to the Rev. Alex. Campbell, in the recent public discussion in Cincinnati, to prove that the principles of all religions are erroneous, and that their practise is

injurious to the human race... also Mr Owen's memorial to the republic of Mexico, and a narrative of the proceesdings thereon … for the purpose of establishing a new political and moral system of government, founded on the laws of nature, as explained in the above debate with Mr. Campbell. Cincinnati: Pub. for R. Owen, 1829. 6 p.l., [v]-xiii, [15]-226, 1 p.; 21.5cm. NUC: 0182598 NLW: 034 Harrison 59 The Socialists ... to Robert Owen, the founder of the rational system of society : ... address to Robert Owen ... by the members of the Social Congress ... : appended is Mr Owen's reply (1829) 59.1 The Socialists ... to Robert Owen, the founder of the rational system of society : ... address to Robert Owen ... by the members of the Social Congress ... : appended is Mr Owen's reply. [Birmingham] : [s.n.], [1829] [5]leaves ; 17cm. Cutting from periodical. NLW: HX640.33/4(Robert Owen) 60 Twelve fundamental laws of human nature (1829) 60.1 Twelve fundamental laws of human nature in which Robert Owen predicates a change of society that will form an entire new state of existence as read in the debate between him and Mr Campbell, … on the 13th April, 1829. Broadsheet. 61 Address by Robert Owen on his system delivered at the City of London Tavern, April 12th, 1830 (1830) 61.1 Address by Robert Owen on his system delivered at the City of London Tavern, April 12th, 1830. London: s. t., 1830. Harrison 62 Addresses of Robert Owen, (as published in the London journals) (1830)

62.1 Addresses of Robert Owen, (as published in the London journals), preparatory to the development of a practical plan for the relief of all classes without injury to any. London: S. Hunt, 1830. 49p.; 20.5cm. NUC: 0182409 NLW: 036 Harrison 63 Addresses preparatory to the development of a practical plan for the relief of all classes 63.1 Addresses preparatory to the development of a practical plan for the relief of all classes, without injury to any 48p.; 21.5cm. NUC: 0182565 64 Advantage and disadvantages of religion … (1830) 64.1 Advantage and disadvantages of religion, as it has been hitherto taught, in forming the character of man, and in governing the world; containing an address, delivered by Robert Owen, to a public meeting in London, on Wedenesday Oct. 20th, 1830. Glasgow: R. Harrison, 1830. 16p.; 22cm. volume of pamphlets NUC: 0182410, 0182565 Harrison 65 Lectures on an entire new state of society (1830) 65.1 Lectures on an entire new state of society: comprehending an analysis of British society, relative to the production and distribution of wealth, the formation of character, and government, domestic and foreign. London: J. Brooks, 1830. 2, 1, 220p.; 22 cm. NUC: 0182565; 0182466; 0182468

NLW: 037 Harrison (also notes another edition with the title “Twelve lectures on an entire new state of society: delivered in London in 1830: with a memoir and writing of Miss Owen: and an address to the inhabitants of New Harmony”. London, 1841. See item 65.3) 65.2 Another edition, published 1830. Lectures on an entire new state of society: comprehending an analysis of British society, relative to the production and distribution of wealth, the formation of character, and government, domestic and foreign. London: published by Strange, 1830. 112p.; 23cm. At head of title : No. 7 Contains lectures I-VII NUC: 0182467 65.3 Another edition, published 18341. Twelve lectures on an entire new state of society … with a memoir and writings of Miss Owen: and an address to the inhabitants of New Harmony. London: Home Colonization Society, 1841. another edition of 'Lectures on an entire new state of society'. NLW: 037 Harrison 66 Mr Owen's Sunday morning lectures (1830?) 66.1 Mr Owen's Sunday morning lectures. London: s. t., 1830? Harrison 67 Mr. Owen's system, as developed in a public lecture (1830) 67.1 Mr. Owen's system, as developed in a public lecture, delivered by himself at the Freemason's Hall, September 6, 1830 … Reprinted from "The Star" evening newspaper of Sept. 8, 1830, with additions and corrections by Mr. Owen S. l.: s. t., 1830. 16p.; 19cm. Universal Pamphleteer, 61-62. NUC: 0182504

68 The new religion (1830) 68.1 The new religion: or, Religion founded on the immutable laws of the universe, contrasted with all religions founded on human testimony, as developed in a public lecture, delivered by Mr. Owen at the London Tavern, October 20, 1830, to take into consideration … London: J. Brooks, 1830. 11p.; 21.5cm. NUC: 0182510 NLW: 038 Harrison 68.2 The new religion: or, Religion founded on the immutable laws of the universe … 2nd lecture … Freemason's Hall, 15th Dec., 1830. London: s. t., 1830. 8o. NLW: 039 69 Outline of the rational system of society (1830) 69.1 Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature; being the only remedy for the evils experienced by the population of the world ... London: B. D. Cousins, 1830. 12p.; 18cm. NUC: 0182550 NLW: 040 Harrison 69.2 Another edition, published 1831. Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature; being the only remedy for the evils experienced by the population of the world ... London: s.t., 1831. 4p.; 26.5cm. another edition. NUC: 0182551 Harrison

69.3 Another edition, published, possibly 1836. Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature ; being the only remedy for the evils experienced by the population of the world ... Manchester: A. Heywood, 1836?. 12p 16.5cm. another edition. imprint also has London: Wakelin. NLW: 040 Harrison 69.4 French translation, published 1837. Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature … [French Translation] Propositions fondementales du systeme social, de la communaute des biens, fonde sur les lois de la nature humaine … tr. de l'anglais, par Jules Gay. Paris: Paullin, 1837. 16p.; 21cm. NUC: 0182573 NLW: 40 69.5 Another edition, published 1838. Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature ; being the only remedy for the evils experienced by the population of the world ... London: National Community Friendly Society, 1838. 8p.; 20cm. Social tracts, no. 7 NLW: 040 Harrison 69.6 Another edition, published 1839. Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature: being the only remedy for the evils experienced by the population of the world ... Birmingham: s. t., 1839. 16p.; 8o NLW: 040 Harrison 69.7 American edition, published 1839. Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature: being the

only remedy for the evils experienced by the population of the world ... New York: Masquerier, 1839. 8p.; 17cm. NUC: 0182552 69.8 Another edition, published 1840. Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature: being the only remedy for the evils experienced by the population of the world ... Manchester: A. Heywood, 1840? 12p.; 16cm. NUC: 0182553. NLW: 040 Harrison 69.9 Sixth edition, published 1840. Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature … Leeds: Printed and published by the Central Board of the "Universal Society of Rational Religionists", 1840. 24p.; 12cm. 6th edition. Authorised edition, rev. and amended. NUC: 0182554 NLW: 040 Harrison 69.10 Welsh translation, published 1841. Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature … [Transl] Talfyriad o'r gyfundrefn resymol sefydledig ar ffeithiau ddiwrtheb-brawf, yn amlygu cyfansoddiad a deddfau y natur ddynol: sef, yr unig foddion effeithiol i symud y drygau sydd yn poeni ac yn dyrysu poblogaeth y byd. Bangor: R. Jones, 1841. 12p.; 19cm. NLW: 040 Harrison 69.11 Another edition, published 1841. Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the first ptrinciples of the science of human nature ... London: Home Colonization Society, 1841. 15p.; 21cm.

NUC: 0182555 NLW: 040 69.12 Another edition, published 1842. Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature … London: B. D. Cousins, 1842. 12p.; 18cm. NLW: 040 Harrison 69.13 Another edition, published 1848. Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature … [Transl] Courte exposition d'un systeme rationnel … Paris: s. t., 1848. Harrison 69.14 Another edition, published 1851. Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature: being the only remedy for the evils experienced by the population of the world ... by Robert Owen. Authorised edition. London: Committee of Social Propaganda for the World’s Fair, 15p. NUC: 0182556 Harrison 69.15 Another edition, published 1851. Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature … London: Committee of Social Propaganda for the World’s Fair, 1851. 16p.; 13cm. NLW: 040 Harrison 69.16 Another edition, published 1871. Outline of the rational system of society. [Pub. In Report of the proceedings of the festival in commemoration of the centenary birthday of Robert Owen, the philanthropist, 1871, pp30-37] NUC: 0182557

NLW: 040 Harrison 69.17 Another edition, published 1872. Outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the first principles of human nature. London: E. Truelove, 1872. 8p.; 8o. NUC: 0182558 Harrison 70 Second lecture on the new religion (1830) 70.1 Second lecture on the new religion: or, Religion founded on the immutable laws of the universe, contrasted with all religions founded on human testimony, as developed in a public lecture, delivered by Mr. Owen at the Freemasons Hall, Dec. 15, 1830. London: published by J. Brooks [etc], [1830]. [8p].; 20cm. NUC: 0182603; 0182565 Harrison 71 Address to all classes in the State from Governor, Directors, and Committee of the Association (1832) 71.1 Address to all classes in the State from Governor, Directors, and Committee of the Association [for removing the causes of ignorance and poverty by education and employment] [by. R. O.]. London: s. t., 1832 8p.; 4o. NLW: 04 Harrison 72 Prospectus (1832) 72.1 Prospectus … London, Association for removing ignorance and poverty, etc., etc., etc., 1832. S. l.: s. t., 1832. broadside 21.3x13.8cm. Reprint of the introductory article for the 1st no. of 'The Crisis'.

NUC: 0182575 73 Robert Owen's reply to the question "What would you do, if you were prime minister of England?" (1832) 73.1 Second edition, published 1832? Robert Owen's reply to the question "What would you do, if you were prime minister of England?" 2nd edition. Stockport: C. Dutton, 1832? 12p.; 18cm. NUC: 0182601 Harrison 74 System, as developed in a public lecture … (1832) 74.1 System, as developed in a public lecture … to take into consideration the best mode of rationally educating, employing, and uniting the people in order to prevent the necessity for the distressing occurences which have lately taken place in France … London: S. l.: s.t., 1832. Harrison 75 Address of R. O. delivered at the great public meeting held at the National Equitable Exchange, Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, on 1st May, 1833 (1833) 75.1 Address of R. O. delivered at the great public meeting held at the National Equitable Exchange, Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, on 1st May, 1833, denouncing the old system of the world and announcing the commencement of the new. London?: s. t., 1833. 8o NLW: 042 Harrison 76 Address to the operative builders (1833) 76.1 Address to the operative builders, Aug. 26, 1833. [in Postgate, R. W.: Revolution from 1789 to 1906. London: Grant & Richards, 1920. pp 90-91]. In Postgate, R. W.: Revolution from 1789 to 1906. London: Grant & Richards, 1920. pp 90-91

NLW: 043 77 Institution of the Intelligent and well-disposed of the industrious classes (1833) 77.1 Institution of the intelligent and well-disposed of the industrious classes: prospectus of the system of education to be pursued in the schools attached to the Institution. London: s. t., 1833. Harrison 78 Lectures on charity (1833) 78.1 Lectures on charity. [Lectures on charity] delivered by Robert Owen at the institution of New Lanark, upon the 13th chapter of the 1st Epistle to the Corinthians. London: B. D. Cousins, 1833. 47, [1]p.; 17.5cm. Six lectures (nos 1-6) dated 1833-34. Title from caption. NUC: 0182469 NLW: 044 Harrison 78.2 Another edition, undated. Six lectures on charity: delivered at the institution of New Lanark, upon the thirteenth chapter of the First Epistle to the Corinthians. London: B. D. Cousins, 182-? 47 p.; 19.5cm. NUC: 0182607 (NUC date 182-) 78.3 Another edition, undated. Six lectures on charity: delivered at the institution of New Lanark, upon the thirteenth chapter of the First Epistle to the Corinthians. London: B. D. Cousins, 184-? 47p.; 19.5cm. NUC: 0182610 (Note suggesting a date in 184-) NLW: 044 78.4 Another edition, published 1834. Six lectures on charity: delivered at the institution of New Lanark, upon

the thirteenth chapter of the First Epistle to the Corinthians. London: B. D. Cousins, 1834. 47p.; 19.2cm. NUC: 0182608044 (note: Preface dated 1837) 78.5 Another edition, published 1838. Six lectures on charity: delivered at the institution of New Lanark, upon the thirteenth chapter of the first First Epistle to the Corinthians. London: B. D. Cousins, 1838. 47p.; 18cm. NUC: 0182609 NLW: 044 79 Address [delivered at the commencement of the Association of All Classes at All Nations. May 1, 1835]. (1835) 79.1 Address [delivered at the commencement of the Association of All Classes at All Nations. May 1, 1835]. London: Printed by C. Baker, 1835. Extracts from the New moral world. NUC: 0182388 80 Address of the spirit of the late Sir Robert Peel, Bart. (1835) 80.1 Address of the spirit of the late Sir Robert Peel, Bart. to his son, on the speech delivered by him at Merchant Tailors' Hall, on the 11th May, 1835. London: C. Baker, 1835? 8p.; 18cm. Reprinted from the New Moral World NUC: 0182400 81 Lectures on the marriages of the priesthood of the old immoral world (1835) 81.1 Lectures on the marriages of the priesthood of the old immoral world: delivered in the year 1835, before the passing of the new marriage act By Robert Owen. Leeds: s. t., 1835. NLW: 045

Harrison 82 Manual of the 'Association of all Classes of all Nations' (1835) 82.1 Manual of the 'Association of all Classes of all Nations' founded May 1, 1835 : nos. 1and 2. NLW: 046 NLW: 116 83 Marriage system of the new moral world (1835) 83.1 Lectures on the marriages of the priesthood of the old immoral world: delivered in the year 1835, before the passing of the new marriage act. Leeds: s. t., 1835. Harrison 83.2 Second edition, published 1838. Marriage system of the new moral world: with a faint outline of the present very irrational system, as developed in a course of ten lectures. Leeds: s. t., 1838. 2nd edition of 'Lectures on the marriages of the priesthood.’ Harrison 83.3 Third edition, published 1839. Lectures on the marriages of the priesthood of the old immoral world: delivered in the year 1835, before the passing of the new marriage act. 3rd edition. Leeds: s. t., 1839. 3rd edition Harrison 83.4 Fourth edition, published 1840. Lectures on the marriages of the priesthood of the old immoral world: delivered in the year 1835, before the passing of the new marriage act : with an appendix containing the marriage system of the new moral world. 4th edition. Leeds: J. Hobson, 1840. 1,1,92p.; 18cm. 4th edition With an appendix, containing 'The marriage system of the new world'

NUC: 0182470 NLW: 045 Harrison 84 Address on the hopes and destinies of the human species (1836) 84.1 Address on the hopes and destinies of the human species … London: J. Watson, 1836. 18p.; 15.5cm. NUC: 0182403 85 The book of the new moral world (1836-1844) Book of the new moral world part 1 (1836); parts 2-3b (1842); 4-8(1844) ‘The book of the new moral world’ has seven separate parts. Part one appeared in 1836, further editions were published up to 1840. The subsequent parts of the work were published between 1842 and 1844 (see item 85 below), with an American edition of the complete work appearing in 1845 (item no. 85.5). Translations of the work into into French, German and Italian were based on the later English editions of the complete work.. An abridged version of part one was published in 1838 under the title Human nature, or the moral science of man see item no. 85.4. A bibliography of Robert Owen. Second edition, Aberystwyth 1925, lists the work by parts under items no. 47, 70 and 72 85.1 The book of the new moral world (part one), published 1836. The book of the new moral world, containing the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature and of society. London: Effingham Wilson, 1836. xxxii, 104p.; 23cm. Part 1 of 7 parts, parts 2-7 were published with some changes of title between 1842 and 1836-44. NUC: 0182411, 0182415 NLW: 047 85.2 The book of the new moral world (part one), published 1836. The book of the new moral world, containing the rational system of

society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature and of society. London: B. D. Cousins, 1836. 60p.; 19cm. NUC: 0182417 85.3 The book of the new moral world (part one), another edition, published 1837. The book of the new moral world, containing the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature and of society … [pt. 1.] Glasgow: H. Robinson, 1837 viii, 1, [ix]-xx, 75p.; 18cm. Part 1 of 7 parts, published with some changes of title, 1836-44. Harrison NUC: 0182419 NLW: 047 85.4 The book of the new moral world (part one), abridged version, published 1838. Human nature, or the moral science of man [an abstract of the Book of the new moral world, pt. 1; made by Samuel Cornish]. London: National Community Friendly Society, 1838. Social tracts, no. 5. NLW: 047 85.5 The book of the new moral world (part one), another edition, published 1839. The book of the new moral world, containing the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature and of society. London: B. D. Cousins, 1839. xvi, 60p.; 18cm. NUC: 0182418 NLW: 047 85.6 Book of the new moral world (parts 1-7) Book of the new moral world, containing the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature and of society. London: Home Colonization Society, 1842-1852. v. 7, 44cm.

The sub title varies in the different editions and printing. Vol. 4 has imprint London: Published for the Society by J. Watson. NLW bibliography lists the parts separately in items nos. 047, 070, 072. NUC: 0182412 85.7 Book of the new moral world (parts 2 and 3), published 1842. Book of the new moral world, containing the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature and of society. Parts 2, 3. London: s. t., 1842. 8o. NLW: 070 85.8 Book of the new moral world (parts 1-7), published 1842-1852 Book of the new moral world containing the rational system of society. By Robert Owen. Complete in seven parts. London: J. Watson, 1842-1852. 7pts in 1v 23cm. NUC: 0011601 85.9 Book of the new moral world (parts 4-8), published 1844. 1844 1844 Book of the new moral world, containing the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature and of society. Parts 4-8. London: s. t., 1844. 8o. NLW: 072 85.6 Book of the new moral world (parts 1-7), first American edition, published 1845 Book of the new moral world, containing the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature and of society. New York: G. Yale, 1845. viii, 264p.; 22.5 cm. 1st American ed. NUC: 0182413 85.7 Book of the new moral world (parts 1-7), another edition, published 1849. Book of the new moral world, containing the rational system of society … London: J. Watson, 1849. 7pt in 1 v. 22cm.

An edition of the complete work, issued in seven parts, each separately paged. NUC: 0182414 NLW: 072 85.7 Book of the new moral world (parts 1-7), another, published 1970. The book of the new moral world. In seven parts. New York: A. M. Kelley, 1970. 1 v. (various pagings) 22 cm. ISBN: 0678006342 85.8 German translation, published 1840. Das Buch der neuen moralischen Welt: enthaltend die Grundsätze eines vernünftigen Systems der Gesellschaft: nach der VIII. engl. Aufl. übersetzt. Nordhausen: Fϋrst, 1840. 152p. Harrison NLW: 047 (lists this as Das Buch der neu moralisch Gessellschaft and suggests 1839 as the date of publication). 85.9 French translation, published 1847. The book of the new moral world. [Transl]. Le livre de nouveau monde … abrege et traduit de l'anglais par T. W. Thornton. Paris: Paulin, 1847. 72p.; 18cm. Harrison (Harrison suggests 1838 as the date of publication) NLW: 047 85.10 Italian translation, published 1882. The book of the new moral world. [Transl]. Il libro del nuovo mondo morale … La prima parte e i capitoli scelti delle altre. S. l.: s. t., 1882. 118p. The translation includes the part one and selected chapters from parts 2-7. 86 Public discussion between Robert Owen … and the Rev. J. H. Roebuck (1837) 86.1 Public discussion between Robert Owen … and the Rev. J. H. Roebuck … R. B. Grindod, Esq, in the Chair. Rev. and authorized by

the speakers. Manchester: A. Heywood, 1837. iv, [5]-168p.; 19.5cm. NUC: 0182577 NLW: 050 Harrison 86.2 Second edition, published 1837. Public discussion between Robert Owen … and the Rev. J. H. Roebuck … R. B. Grindod, Esq, in the Chair. Rev. and authorized by the speakers. 2nd edition. London: s. t., 1837. 12o 2nd edition, published in London. NLW: 050 86.3 Second edition, published 1837. Public discussion between Robert Owen late of New Lanark, and the Rev. J. H. Roebuck, of Manchester. Revised and authorized by the speakers. 2nd edition. Manchester: A. Heywood, 1837. iv, [5]-168p.; 19.5cm. 2nd edition, published in Manchester. NUC: 0182578 87 Six lectures delivered in Manchester previously to the discussion between Mr. Robert Owen and the Rev. J.H. Roebuck (1837) 87.1 Six lectures delivered in Manchester previously to the discussion between Mr. Robert Owen and the Rev. J.H. Roebuck. And an address delivered at the annual congress of the "Association of all classes of all nations," after the close of the discussion. Manchester: A. Heywood, 1837. 112p.; 18 cm. NUC: 0182606 NLW: 049 Harrison 87.2 Another edition, published 1838. Six lectures delivered in Manchester previously to the discussion between Mr. Robert Owen and the Rev. J.H. Roebuck. And an address

delivered at the annual congress of the "Association of all classes of all nations," after the close of the discussion. Birmingham: s. t., 1838. Harrison 87.2 Another edition, published 1839. Six lectures delivered in Manchester previously to the discussion between Mr. Robert Owen and the Rev. J.H. Roebuck. And an address delivered at the annual congress of the "Association of all classes of all nations," after the close of the discussion. Manchester: s. t., 1839. 8o. NLW: 049 Harrison 88 Catechism of the new moral world (1838) 88.1 Catechism of the new moral world. Manchester: A. Heywood, 1838. 12p.; 19cm. 1838? NUC: 0182420 NLWE: 051 88.2 Second edition, published 1838. Catechism of the new moral world. 2nd edition. Leeds: J. Hobson, 1838. 12p.; 19cm. 2nd edition NUC: 0182421 NLW:051 88.3 Another edition, published 1840. Catechism of the new moral world. Manchester: A. Heywood, 1840. 8o. NLW: 051 89 Development of the origin and effects of moral evil, and of the principles and practices of moral good … (1838) 89.1 Development of the origin and effects of moral evil, and of the principles and practices of moral good, exemplified in the following proofs of the

irrationality of the old immoral world, contrasted by an exposition of the principles and practices which wi Manchester: A. Heywood, 1838. 12p.; 18cm. NUC: 0182431 NLW: 052 Harrison 90 Dialogue in three parts between the founder of "The Association of all classes of all Nations," … (1838) 90.1 Dialogue in three parts between the founder of "The Association of all classes of all Nations," and a stranger desirous of being accurately informed respecting its origin and objects Manchester: A. Heywood, 1838. 24p.; 17.5cm. NUC: 0182437 NLW: 053 Harrison 91 Exposition of Mr. Owen's views on the marriage question … (1838) 91.1 Exposition of Mr. Owen's views on the marriage question … Coventry: S. Knapp, 1838. 22p.; 14cm. NUC: 0182458 NLW: 054 Harrison 92 Marriage system of the new moral world (1838) 92.1 Marriage system of the new moral world: with a faint outline of the present very irrational system, as developed in a course of ten lectures. Leeds: J. Hobson, 1838. 96p.; 16.5cm. NUC: 0182493 NLW: 055

93 Synopsis of a course of four lectures (1838) 93.1 Synopsis of a course of four lectures [to be delivered at Sunderland] … explanatory of the errors and evils … of society etc. Birmingham: s. t., 1838. 4p.; 8o. NLW: 056 94 Marriage system of the new moral world (1839) 94.1 Third edition, published 1839. Marriage system of the new moral world: with a faint outline of the present very irrational system, as developed in a course of ten lectures. 3rd edition. Leeds: J. Hobson, 1839. 1,1,96p.; 16.5cm. 3rd edition. NUC: 0182494 NLW: 055 95 Report of the discussion between Robert Owen, and the Rev. Wm. Legg (1839) 95.1 Report of the discussion between Robert Owen, and the Rev. Wm. Legg, which took place in the Town Hall, Reading, March 5 & 6. 1839 on Mr. Owens' new views of society. London: Simpkin, Marhshall and Co, 1839. 36p. NUC: 0182580 95.2 Another edition, published 1839. Report of the discussion between Robert Owen, and the Rev. Wm. Legg, which took place in the Town Hall, Reading, March 5 & 6. 1839 on Mr. Owens' new views of society. Birmingham: E. C. & W. Osborne, 1839. 36p.; 20cm. NLW: 059 Harrison 96 Robert Owen on marriage, religion and private property (1839) 96.1

Robert Owen on marriage, religion and private property, and on the necessities of immediately carrying into practice the Rational System of Society, to prevent the evils of physical revolution. Broadside NLW: 057 Harrison 97 Temple of free enquiry (1839) 97.1 Temple of free enquiry: a report of the proceedings consequent on laying the foundation stone of the Manchester Hall of Science, with an address by Robert Owen. Leeds: J. Hobson, 1839. 32p.; 19cm. NUC: 0161527 NLW: 058 Harrison 98 Address to all classes, sects, and parties (1840) 98.1 Address to all classes, sects, and parties, containing an official declaration of principle, adapted for practice by the Congress of the Universal Community Society of Rational Religionists held in Leeds, May 1840 … London: The Community., 1840. 7p.; 8o. NLW: 399, 510 99 Manifesto of Robert Owen (1840) 99.1 Manifesto of Robert Owen: the discoverer, founder, and promulgator, of the rational system of society, and of the rational religion. London: s. t., 1840. fol. NLW: 060 Harrison 1840 1840 Manifesto of Robert Owen: the discoverer, founder, and promulgator, of the rational system of society, and of the rational religion. To which are added, a preface and also an appendix containing Mr. Owen's petitions to Parliament in the present session. London: E.

Wilson, 1840. 63p.; 21cm. NUC: 0182488 99.2 Another edition, published 1840. Manifesto of Robert Owen: the discoverer, founder, and promulgator, of the rational system of society, and of the rational religion. Manchester: A. Heywood, 1840. 50. 5x38.5cm. NUC: 0182487 99.3 Fifth edition, published 1840. Manifesto of Robert Owen: the discoverer, founder, and promulgator, of the rational system of society, and of the rational religion. 5th edition. London: s. t., 1840. 60p.; 8o. NLW: 060 Harrison 99.4 Sixth edition, published 1840. Manifesto of Robert Owen: the discoverer, founder, and promulgator, of the rational system of society, and of the rational religion. To which are added, a preface and also an appendix …, comprising a brief outline of the most perfect religion and pure … 6th edition. London: E. Wilson, 1840. 63p.; 21.5cm. NUC: 0182565 Harrison 99.5 Sixth edition, published 1840. Manifesto of Robert Owen: the discoverer, founder, and promulgator, of the rational system of society, and of the rational religion. To which are added, a preface and also an appendix containing Mr. Owen's petitions to Parliament in the present session. 6th edition. London: E. Wilson, 1840. 64 [66]p.; 19cm. NLW: 060 NUC: 0182565 Harrison The pagination of NUC: 0182565 is given as 63p.; 21.5cm.

99.6 Seventh edition, published 1840. Manifesto of Robert Owen: the discoverer, founder, and promulgator, of the rational system of society, and of the rational religion. To which are added, a preface and also an appendix …, comprising a brief outline of the most perfect religion and pure … 7th edition. London: J. Watson, 1840. 7th edition? NLW: 060 Harrison 99.7 Eighth edition, published 1840. 1840 1841 Manifesto of the discoverer, founder, and promulgator, of the rational system of society, and of the rational religion … 8th edition. London: Home Colonization Society, 1841. 63p.; 21cm. 8th edition. NUC: 0182489 NLW: 060 100 Social bible, being an outline of the rational system of society (1840) 100.1 Social bible, being an outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature and of society, being the only effectual remedy for the evils experienced by the population of the world. London: B.D. Cousins, 1840? 12p.; 18cm. Cover title. Caption title: “Outline of the rational system of society.” NUC 183-? NUC: 0182611, NUC 183-? 100.2 Another edition Social bible, being an outline of the rational system of society, founded on demonstrable facts, developing the constitution and laws of human nature and of society, being the only effectual remedy for the evils experienced by the population of the world. London: Hetherington 1840? 16p.; 23cm.

NLW: 061 circa 1840 101 Socialism, or the rational system of society (1840) 101.1 Socialism, or the rational system of society. Three lectures delivered … on the 30th March, and 3rd and 6th April, in reply to the errors and misrepresentations made on the subject of socialism in both Houses of Parliament, by the London City Mission, by … London: Effingham Wilson, 1840. 32p.; 21cm. NUC: 0182613 NLW: 062 101.2 Second edition, published 1841. Socialism, or the rational system of society. Three lectures delivered … on the 30th March, and 3rd and 6th April, in reply to the errors and misrepresentations made on the subject of socialism in both Houses of Parliament. First lecture. 2nd edition. London: Home Colonization Society, 1841. 32p.; 21.5cm. NUC: 0182565 NLW: 062 Harrison 102 Statement submitted to the most noble Marquis of Normanby (1840) 102.1 Statement submitted to the most noble Marquis of Normanby, secretary of state for the Home Department, relative to the principles and objects of the Universal Community Society of Rational Religionists. S. l.: s. t., 1840. 16p.; 21.5cm. NUC: 0182565 103

Ten lectures on the evils of indissoluble marriage (1840) 103.1 Ten lectures on the evils of indissoluble marriage. Leeds: s. t., 1840? Harrison

104 Manifesto of Robert Owen, in reply to the Bishop of Exeter (1840) 104.1 Eighth edition, published 1841. Manifesto of Robert Owen, in reply to the Bishop of Exeter: with a preface: and an appendix : containing Mr Owen's petition to Parliament in February 1840 : his memorials to the governments of Europe and America … 8th edition. London: s. t, 1841. 8th edition. Harrison 105 Address to the socialists on the present position of the rational system of society (1841) 105.1 Address to the socialists on the present position of the rational system of society: and the measures required to direct most successfully the operations of the universal community society of rational religionists : being the substance of two lectures, delivered … in May, 1841. London: Home Colonization Society, 1841. 14p.; 21cm. NUC: 0182408 106 Address to the socialists on the present position of the rational system of society (1841) 106.1 Address to the socialists on the present position of the rational system of society: and the measures required to direct most successfully the operations of the universal community society of rational religionists : being the substance of two lectures, delivered … in May, 1841. London: Home Colonization Society, 1841. 16p.; 20cm. NLW: 063 107 Address to the Tories, Whigs, Radicals (1841) 107.1 Address to the Tories, Whigs, Radicals … to all producers of wealth, nad non-producers in Great Britain and Ireland; on the necessityof providing a sound practical education … for the population … London: Home Colonization Society, 1841.

4o. NLW: 064 Harrison 108 Development of the origin and effects of moral evil, and of the principles and practices of moral good (1841) 108.1 Development of the origin and effects of moral evil, and of the principles and practices of moral good, exemplified in the following proofs of the irrationality of the old immoral world, contrasted by an exposition of the principles and practices which … London: Home Colonization Society,1841. viii,79, 47, [1], 12, [2]p.: 11 fold. pl.; 28cm. NUC: 0182432 109 Developement of the principles and plans on which to establish self-supporting home colonies (1841) 109.1 Developement of the principles and plans on which to establish self-supporting home colonies … London: Home Colonization Society, 1841. 10 p.: ill. NUC: 0182433 Harrison 109.2 Development of the principles and plans on which to establish self-supporting home colonies: as a most secure and profitable investment for capital, and an effectual means permanently to remove the causes of ignorance, poverty, and crime; and most … London: Home Colonization Society, 1841. viii, 79, 47, 1, 12, 2, [2] leaves of folding plates; 28 x 23 cm. NLW: 065 109.3 Another edition, published 1841. 1841 1841 Development of the principles and plans on which to establish self-supporting home colonies: as a most secure and profitable investment for capital, and an effectual means permanently to remove the causes of ignorance, poverty, and crime; and most … London: Home Colonization Society, 1841. xii, 160 [2]p.; 2 folding plans 22cm.

another edition? NUC: 0182434 NLW: 065; HX696 O96 109.4 Another edition, published 1975. A developement of the principles and plans on which to establish self-supporting home colonies ... / by Robert Owen. New York: AMS Press, 1975. 144 p. in various pagings, 2 leaves of plates: ill.; 24 cm. ISBN: 0404107079 110 Lecture delivered in the Mechanics' Institute, London, on the 30th March, 1840 (1841) 110.1 Lecture delivered in the Mechanics' Institute, London, on the 30th March, 1840 … in reply to the errors and misrepresentations made on the subject of the national system of society, in both houses of Parliament, by the London city mission, by a large port … London: Home Colonization Society, 1841. 31p.; 21 cm. NUC: 0182465 NLW: 062 Harrison 110.2 Second edition, published 1841. Lecture delivered in the Mechanics' Institute, London, on the 30th March, 1840 … in reply to the errors and misrepresentations made on the subject of the national system of society, in both houses of Parliament, by the London city mission, by a large port … London: s. t., 1841. 2nd edition, 1841? Harrison 111 Lectures on the rational system of society (1841). 111.1 Lectures on the rational system of society: derived solely from nature and experience, as prpounded by Robert Owen, versus socialism, derived from misrepresentation, as explained by the Lord Bishop of Exeter and others; and versus the present system … London: Home Colonization Society, 1841. iv, 188p.; 22cm.

NUC: 0182471 NLW: 066 Harrison 112 Syllabus of Four Morning and Four Evening Courses (1841) 112.1 Syllabus of Four Morning and Four Evening Courses of Lectures at the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly on the Rational System of Society Derived Solely from Nature and Experience, as propounded by Robert Owen; versus Socialism, derived from Misrepresentation, as London: Home Colonization Society, 1841. 16p.; 21cm. NLW67? NUC: 0182618 NLW: 067 Harrison Syllabus published to accompany course of lectures which were published as ‘Lectures on the rational system of society’, item 114. 113 Public discussion between John Brindley and Robert Owen on the question "What is socialism (1841) 113.1 Public discussion between John Brindley and Robert Owen on the question "What is socialism: and what would be its practical effects upon society?" Held in the amphitheatre, Bristol, on the evenings of January 5th, 6th, and 7th, 1841. Birmingham: Printed by Bull & Turner for John Brindley, [etc.], 1841. 99p.; 22cm. NUC: 0802712 NLW: 069 113.2 another edition, published 1841. What is Socialism?: and what would be its practical effects upon society: a correct report of the public discussion between Robert Owen and Mr John Brindley held in Bristol on the 5th, 6th and 7th January 1841, before an audience of more than 5000 persons. London: Home Colonization Society, 1841. xvi, [3]-68p.; 21.5cm. NUC: 0182634

NLW: 069 114 Signs of the times (1841) 114.1 Signs of the times: or The approach of the millennium. An address to the Tories, Whigs, radicals, and Chartists; churchmen, Catholics, dissenters, and infidels; to all producers of wealth, and non-producers; in Great Britain and Ireland. London: s. t., 1841. 14p.; 22cm. Issued as an appendix to A development of the principles and plans … item no. 112. NLW sheet g separately paged, 2 folding plates. NUC: 0182604 NLW: 068 Harrison 114.2 Second edition, published 1841. Signs of the times: or The approach of the millennium. An address to the Tories, Whigs, radicals, and Chartists; churchmen, Catholics, dissenters, and infidels; to all producers of wealth, and non-producers; in Great Britain and Ireland. 2nd edition. London: Home Colonization Society, 1841. 15p.; 22cm. NUC: 0182605 NLW: 068 115 To the electors of Great Britain and Irealnd (1841) 115.1 To the electors of Great Britain and Irealnd. London: s. t., 1841. Handbill. Harrison 116 Address to the socialists (1843) 116.1 Address to the socialists, being the substance of two lectures, delivered in London, previous to the meeting of Congress, in May 1843. NLW: 071 Harrison

117 Preliminary charter of the Rational System (1843) 117.1 Preliminary charter of the Rational System, by the founder of the system (no. 3). London: s. t., 1843. Handbill Harrison 118 Manifesto of Robert Owen, addressed to all governments and people who desire to become civilized, and to improve permanently the condition of all classes in all countries (1844) 118.1 Manifesto of Robert Owen, addressed to all governments and people who desire to become civilized, and to improve permanently the condition of all classes in all countries … Washington: Printed at the Globe Office, 1844. 8p.; 23cm. NUC: 0182490 NLW: 073 119 Speech delivered by Robert Owen at the breakfast given in anticipation of his departure for America (1844) 119.1 Speech delivered by Robert Owen at the breakfast given in anticipation of his departure for America … August 11, 1844. S. l.: s. t., 1844. Harrison 120 Full account of the farewell festival given to Robert Owen, Esq, on his departure for America (1844) 120.1 Full account of the farewell festival given to Robert Owen, Esq, on his departure for America, with reports of the speeches of Messr. Ellis, Holyoake, Fleming, A. Campbell, Southwell and Mrs. Chappellsmith, also Mr. Owen's Second legacy to the human race. S. l.: s. t., 1844 16p.; 21.5cm. NUC: 0182565 NLW: 074 Under title 'Speeches delivered by R. O. …

121 Address by Robert Owen, on leaving the United States for Europe (1845) 121.1 Address by Robert Owen, on leaving the United States for Europe, June 1, 1845 New York: s. t., 1845? broadside 29x18cm. NUC: 0011600 Harrison (Harrison records this item as : Address on leaving the United States for Europe, June 1st, 1845. New York: s. t., 1845. Broadsheet. 122 Address to the ministers of all religions (1845) 122.1 Robert Owen's address to the ministers of all religions … as delivered by him in the Chinese Museum … December 21st, 1845. Philadelphia: s. t., 1845. Broadsheet. NUC: 0182406 Harrison NLW: 075 123 Robert Owen's letter to the Senate of the 28th Congress of the United States (1845) 123.1 Robert Owen's letter to the Senate of the 28th Congress of the United States, requesting permission to deliver a course of lectures in its chambers, on an entirely new state of human existence. Also, Robert Owen's letter to the public … Also the concluding … Washington: Printed at the Globe Office, 1845. 7p.; 22.9cm. NUC: 0182477 (NUC notes that it is “No 97 in a vol entitled : 'Speeches, addresses, messages and papers pertaining to Texas history”). NLW: 076 Harrison 124 To the President of the United States, and to his cabinet (1845) 124.1 To the President of the United States, and to his cabinet. Washington:

s. t., 1845. Broadsheet 125 Letter from Mr. Robert Owen: to the president and members of the NewYork state convention (1846) 125.1 Letter from Mr. Robert Owen: to the president and members of the NewYork state convention, appointed to revise the constitution of the state. Washington: s. t., 1846. 31p.; 23cm. NUC: 0182474 Harrison 126 Reasons for each law of the new constitution proposed to be introduced first into the state of New York (1846) 126.1 Reasons for each law of the new constitution proposed to be introduced first into the state of New York, afterwards into each state of the Union, and then from the universal and unchanging truth of the principles and innumerable advantages in practice to … Washington: s. t., 1846. 24p.; 23.5cm. NUC: 0182579 Harrison 127 To the electors of the Borough of Marylebone (1846) 127.1 To the electors of the Borough of Marylebone. London: F. Diver, 1846. 1p.; 25cm. NUC: 0182624 128 Manifesto of Robert Owen to the civilized world (1847) 128.1 Manifesto of Robert Owen to the civilized world: a solution of the great problem of the age … New York: s. t., 1847. 8p.; 26cm. NUC: 0182491 Harrison

129 Problem of the age solved (1847) 129.1 Problem of the age solved: manifesto of Robert Owen to the civilised world. New York: s. t., 1847. 8p.; 8o. NUC: 0182572 130 Adresse a l'Assemblee Nationale de France (1848) 130.1 Adresse a l'Assemblee Nationale de France. Paris: s. t., 1848. Handbill. Harrison 131 Deuxieme dialogue sur le Systeme Social (1848) 131.1 Deuxieme dialogue sur le Systeme Social, par Robert Owen. Paris: s. t., 1848. 12o. NLW: 078 132 Dialogue entre les membres de la commision executive, les ambassadeurs d'Angleterre, e Russie, d'Autriche, de Prusse, de Hollande, des Etats-Unis (1848) 132.1 Dialogue entre les membres de la commision executive, les ambassadeurs d'Angleterre, e Russie, d'Autriche, de Prusse, de Hollande, des Etats-Unis, et Robert Owen … Paris: Chappelle, 1848. 24p.; 19cm. NUC: 0182436 Harrison 133 Dialogue sur le systeme social (1848) 133.1 Dialogue sur le systeme social … entre la France, le monde et Robert Owen, sur la necessite d'un changement total dans nos systemes d'education et de gouvernement … Paris: Imprimerie centrale de N.

Chaix, 1848. 36 p.; 18.5cm. NUC: 0182435 Harrison 1848 1848 Dialogue sur le Systeme Social de Robert Owen … Paris: s. t., 1848. 12o. NLW: 077 134 Proclamation au peuple francais (1848) 134.1 Proclamation au peuple francais, aux militaires et aux civils de toutes le classes, de tous les Paris, de toutes les religions. Paris: s. t., 1848. Harrison 135 Rational state of human existence (1848) 135.1 Rational state of human existence, and model constitution for the government of man. London: s. t., 1848. 136 Socialism misrepresented and truly represented (1848) 136.18 Socialism misrepresented and truly represented. London: Waterlow & Sons, 1848. 16p. Caption title Harrison 137 Societe fraternelle centrale (1848) 137.1 Societe fraternelle centrale: 7e et 8e discourse du Citoyen Cabet sur les elsctions: Discours de Robert Owen. Paris: s. t., 1848. Harrison 138 Letters on education as it is and as it ought to be (1849)

138.1 Letters on education as it is and as it ought to be, addressed to the teachers of the human race in all countries. London: s. t., 1849. 8o. NLW: 079 Harrison 138.2 Another edition, published 1851. Letters on education as it is and as it ought to be, addressed to the teachers of the human race in all countries. London: Watson, 1851. 15p.; 22.5cm. another edition NUC: 0182480 Harrison 139 New Lanark (1849) 139.1 New Lanark. S. l.: s. t, 1849. Broadsheet Harrison 140 The revolution in the mind and practice of the human race (1849). 140.1 The revolution in the mind and practice of the human race. London: E. Wilson, 1849. xxxii, 171, 83p.; 22cm. NUC: 0182588, 0182587 NLW: 080 Harrison 140.2 Reprint, published 1973. The revolution in the mind and practice of the human race: or, the coming change from irrationality to rationality: with a supplement 1849. Clifton [N.J.] A. M. Kelley, 1973. xxxii, 171, 83 p.; 22 cm. ISBN: 0678008922

141 Supplement to ‘The revolution in mind and practice of the human race’ (1849) 141.1 Supplement to The revolution in mind & practice of the human race: shewing the necessity for, and advantage of this universal change. By Robert Owen. Also a copy of the original Memorial, (in English, French and German). Which was presented to the soverei … London: E. Wilson, 1849. 2, 83p.; 22.5cm. NUC: 0182587 NLW: 081 Harrison 141.2 Another edition, published 1850. Supplement to The revolution in mind & practice of the human race; shewing the necessity for, and advantage of this universal change. By Robert Owen. People's edition. S. l.: s. t., 1850. NLW: 081 Harrison 142 To Her Majesty, Victoria … and her responsible advisers (1850) 142.1 To Her Majesty, Victoria … and her responsible advisers. London: s. t., 1849. Broadsheet. Harrison 143 Catechism of the rational system (1850) 143.1 Catechism of the rational system. London?: s. t., 1850. NLW: 082 Harrison 144 Farewell address delivered at the Scientific Institution (1850) 144.1 Farewell address delivered at the Scientific Institution … on 9th June, 1850. London?: s. t., 1850. NLW: 083

Harrison 145 Robert Owen's journal (1850) 145.1 Robert Owen's journa: explanatory of the means to well-place, and well-feed, well-clothe, well-lodge, well-employ, well-educate, well-govern, and cordially unite, the population of the world … London: s. t., 1850-1852. 4 vols. Journal, 1850-1852. NLW vols 1-4. NLW: 120 146 State socialism!! (1850) 146.1 State socialism!! / by J. B. O'B [James Brontree O'Brien] and R. O.: now is the time. London: Office of the Propagandist, Vail & Co., 1850. x, 10p.; 8o. 1850? NLW: 084 147 Addresses to the delegates of the human race at the World's Fair, in the Crystal Palace (1851) 147.1 Addresses to the delegates of the human race at the World's Fair, in the Crystal Palace … in 1851 … to which are added a petition of Robert Owen to both Houses of Parliament and a letter to the editors of the Christian Socialist. London?: s. t., 1851. NLW: 085 Harrison 148 Robert Owen and the Exhibition of 1851 148.1 Robert Owen and the Exhibition of 1851: second address: to the social reformers of Great Britain. S. l.: s. t., 1851. Harrison 149 Robert Owen's Tracts for the World's fair

149.1 Robert Owen's Tracts for the World's fair. London: Printed by Holyoake brothers, 1851? 8p.; 19cm. Six leaflets printed for distribution at the Exhibition of 1851. NUC: 0182602 NLW: 088 Harrison 150 Abhandlungen fuer die Weltmessse 150.1 Abhandlungen fuer die Weltmessse. London: Grubb & Co., 1851. 8p.; 8o. NUC: 0182387 151 Calculations showing the facility with which the paupers and unemployed may be enabled to support themselves … (1851) 151.2 Calculations showing the facility with which the paupers and unemployed may be enabled to support themselves within most desirable cirumstances by co-operation. London: s. t., 1851. Harrison 152 Letters on government as it is and as it ought to be (1851) 152.1 Letters on government as it is and as it ought to be, addressed to the government of the British Empire. London: s. t., 1851. 15p.; 22.5cm. NUC: 0182481 NLW: 087 Harrison 153 Life and Death Society (1851) 153.1 Life and Death Society. S. l.: s. t., 1851. Harrison

154 To the electors of Oldham (1852) 154.1 To the electors of Oldham. S. l.: s. t., 1852. Broadsheet Harrison 155 To the Senate and House of Reptresentatives of the Congress of the United States (1852) 155.1 To the Senate and House of Reptresentatives of the Congress of the United States … and petition to the House of Commons. London: s. t., 1853. Broadsheet 156 Crisis: or the change from error and misery, to truth and happiness (1853) 156.1 Crisis: or the change from error and misery, to truth and happiness. London: B. D. Cousins, 1853. LC catalogue. 157 Future of the human race (1853) 157.1 Future of the human race: or, A great, glorious, and peaceful revolution near at hand, to be effected through the agency of departed spirits of good and superior men and women. London: E. Wilson, 1853. 76p.; 21cm. NUC: 0182461 NLW: 089; BF1272 O96 Harrison 158 Letter from Mr. R. O. [to Holyoake]. (1853) 158.1 Letter from Mr. R. O. [to Holyoake]. [In the Reasoner, vol. 14 (1853) p172. NLW: 090

159 Manifesto to all governments and peoples (1853) 159.1 Manifesto to all governments and peoples. [In the Reasoner 14 (1853) pp 268-269]. 21cm. In The Reasoner 14 (1853) pp 268-169. NLW: 091 160 Robert Owen on the mode to change the present inferior circumstances … (1853) 160.1 Robert Owen on the mode to change the present inferior circumstances throughout society for superior. in Quarterly Journal and Review 1 (1853), p 321. NUC: 0182591 161 Robert Owen's rational quarterly and journal (1853) 165.11 Robert Owen's rational quarterly and journal. London: s. t., 1853. 1 vol. Journal, 1853 NLW: 120 162 Socialism (1853) 162.1 Socialism [article in The religions of the world: authentic accounts of the various faiths and creeds / by members of each denomination. 3rd edition]. London, Glasgow: Charles Griffin, 1853. 6p.; 17cm. Half title: Cyclopaedia of Religious Denominations. separately paginated Harrison 163 The future of the human race (1853)

163.1 Second edition, published 1854. The future of the human race: or, A great, glorious, and peaceful revolution near at hand, to be effected through the agency of departed spirits of good and superior men and women. 2nd edition. London: E. Wilson,1854. 56p.; 22cm. NLW: 089 Harrison 164 New existence of man upon the earth (1854, 1855) This work appeared in separate parts during 1854 and 1855. Parts 6-8 were published in 1855. 164.1 New existence of man upon the earth (parts 1-8) New existence of man upon the earth: to which are added an outline and an appendix containing his addresses published in 1815 and 1817 [8 parts separately published]. London: E. Wilson, 1854, 1855. 8pt in 1v.: tables; 22.5cm. published separately. Nos. 1-5, 1854, nos. 6-8, 1855. NUC: 0182507 NLW: 092 Harrison 164.2 New existence of man upon the earth (part 4) Part IV of the new existence of man upon the earth, in which is continued the outline of Mr. Owen’s life, with an appendix containing Report of Proceedings in Dublin in 1823. London: Effingham Wilson, 1854. 20, 104p.; 22cm. NLW: 093 164.3 New existence of man upon the earth (part 5) Part V. of The new existence of man upon the earth, in which is continued the outline of Mr. Owen’s life: with an appendix containing a collection of evidence respecting New Lanark / by Robert Owen. London: E. Wilson : J. Clayton and Son, 1854. lxxv p.; 20 cm. 164.4 New existence of man upon the earth (part 6) Third portion of part VI of the new existence of man upon earth. With an appendix containing a record of spiritual communications from February 1854, to February, 1855. With twelve tracts on the coming

millenium. London: Effingham Wilson, 1855. lxxxi-cviii, 20p.; 22cm. NUC: 0182620 164.5 New existence of man upon the earth (part 7) The new existence of man upon the earth: including an outline of the millenial world, with an appendix containing correspondence and spiritual communications. Part VII. London: Effingham Wilson, 1855. 83p. NUC: 001160 164.6 New existence of man upon the earth (part 7) New existence of man upon the earth. Part VII: containing a proposed treaty of a holy alliance of governments for the people of the civilised world / by Robert Owen. London: J. Clayton and Son, 1855. 26 p. ; 23 cm. 165 Robert Owen's address to the human race on his eightyfourth birthday (1854) 165.1 Robert Owen's address to the human race on his eightyfourth birthday, May 14th, 1854. (From the reporter's notes and Mr. Owen's ms.) London: E. Wilson, 1854. 24, 3p.; 21cm. NUC: 0182593 NLW: 094 Harrison 1854 1854 Robert Owen's address to the human race on his eightyfourth birthday, May 14th, 1854; with his last legacy … London: s. t., 1854. 8o. NLW: 094 Harrison 166 Address delivered at the meeting in St Martin's Hall, Long Acre, London … (1855) 167.1 Address delivered at the meeting in St Martin's Hall, Lonc Acre, London,

on the 1st of January, 1855. London: E. Wilson, [and others], 1855. 30p.; 23cm. Lonc Acre should read Long Acre NUC: 0182389 NLW: 095 Harrison 168 Robert Owen's great preliminary meeting on the first day of the year … (1855) 168.1 Second edition, published 1855 Robert Owen's great preliminary meeting on the first day of the year 1855, in which by his previous advertisements Mr. Owen had announced that the true millennial state of human existence should commence. With his reasons prefixed for calling these meetings … 2nd edition. London: E. Wilson, 1855. viii, 32p.; 21 cm. NUC: 0182594 169 Report of the general preliminary meeting on the coming Millennium (1855) 169.1 Report of the general preliminary meeting on the coming Millennium, 1 Jan., 1855. S. l.: s. t., 1855. NLW: 099 170 Address on spiritual manifestations (1855) 170.1 Address on spiritual manifestations, delivered by Robert Owen, at the Literary institution John street, Fitzroy square, on Friday, July 27th, 1855. London: J. Clayton, 1855. 15p.; 21cm. NUC: 0182402 NLW: 096 Harrison 171 Great preliminary meeting on the first day of the year 1855 (1855)

171.1 Great preliminary meeting on the first day of the year 1855, in which by his previous advertisement Mr. Owen had announced that the true millenial state of human existence should commence: with his reason for calling these meetings. London: s. t., 1855. Harrison 171.2 Second edition, published 1855. Great preliminary meeting on the first day of the year 1855, in which by his previous advertisement Mr. Owen had announced that the true millenial state of human existence should commence : with his reason for calling these meetings. 2nd edition. London: s. t., 1855. Harrison 171.3 Third edition, published 1855. Great preliminary meeting on the first day of the year 1855, in which by his previous advertisement Mr. Owen had announced that the true millenial state of human existence should commence : with his reason for calling these meetings. 3rd edition. London: s. t., 1855. Harrison 172 Inauguration of the millennium … (1855) 172.1 Inauguration of the millennium, May 14th, 1855. Being the report of two public meetings. With an introduction by Robert Owen. London: J. Clayton, 1855. viii, 37p.; 20.5cm. NUC: 0182463 NLW: 097 Harrison 173 Millennium in practice (1855) 173.1 Millennium in practice, being the report of the adjourned public meeting of the world's convention, held at St. Martin's hall, on the 30th of July, 1855, and containing a supposed examination of Mr. Owen by a committee of Parliament. With an introduction … London: J. Clayton, 1855. iv,[5]-23p.; 21cm.

NUC: 0182500 NLW: 098 Harrison 174 Proclamation of the Worl's Convention of Delegates (1855) 174.1 Proclamation of the Worl's Convention of Delegates, to be held in St. Martin's Hall … Broadsheet. Harrison 175 Tract no. 1 to the inhabitants of Manchester and Salford, and to the strangers who attended the Grand Festival (1855) 175.1 Tract no. 1 to the inhabitants of Manchester and Salford, and to the strangers who attended the Grand Festival, as it is called. S. l.: s. t., 1855. Harrison 176 Tracts on the coming millenium (1855) 176.1 Tracts on the coming millenium. London?: s. t., 1855. Published in two series; (First series) Tracts no. 1-6; (Second series) Tracts no. 7-12. NUC: 0182422 NLW: 100 Harrison 177 World's Convention of Delegates from the human race will be held in St. Martin's Hall (1855) 177.1 World's Convention of Delegates from the human race will be held in St. Martin's Hall … on May 14th, when will be explained the Divine Millenial State of life upon earth … S. l.: s. t., 1855. Broadsheet Harrison

178 Proclamation by Robert Owen (1855) 178.1 Proclamation by Robert Owen [re Congress of the Reformers of the world] ... London, May 14, 1856. London: s. t., 1856. NLW: 101 Harrison 179 Robert Owen's millennial gazette (1856) 179.1 Robert Owen's millennial gazette, explanatory of the principles and practices by which, in peace, with truth, honesty, and simplicity, the new existence of man upon the earth may be easily and speedily commenced. No.1-16, March 22, 1856- June 21, 1858. London: the author, 1856-1858. Nos 1-16 Journal, 1856-1858. NLW 1, 2, 6,7, 9, 10a, 12. NLW: 113 180 Address of R. O. to the profession of arms (1857) 180.1 Address of R. O. to the profession of arms, from the Commander in chief to private. S. l.: s. t., 1857. 58x14cm. Broadsheet NLW: 107 Harrison 181 Address of Robert Owen on opening the Congress (1857) 181.1 Address of Robert Owen on opening the Congress [Robert Owen's Congress of Advanced Minds May 14th, 1857]. London: s. t., 1857. NLW: 105 182 Address to the electors of Great Britain and Ireland (1857) 182.1 Address to the electors of Great Britain and Ireland but especially to the electors of the metropolis of the British Empire and the world. S. l.: s. t., 1857. 12 p.; 22cm.

NUC: 0182442 [ NUC lists the work as ‘Election addresses, &c. Address to the electors of Great Britain and Ireland, but especially to the electors of the British Empire and of the world’]. Harrison 183 Letter addressed to the potentates of the earth (1857) 183.1 Letter addressed to the potentates of the earth in whom the happiness and misery of the human race are now invested … S. l.: s. t., 1857. Harrison 184 Life of Robert Owen (1857) 184.1 Life of Robert Owen: written by himself: with selections from his writings and correspondence. [Vol. 1]. London: E. Wilson, 1857-58. [iv] xliv, 390 22cm. NUC: 0182483 NLW: 102 Harrison 184.2 Life of Robert Owen: written by himself: with selections from his writings and correspondence: a supplementary appendix to the first volume of the life of Robert Owen Containing a series of reports, addresses, memorials and other documents, referred to … London: E. Wilson, 1857-58. [xvi], 352.; 22cm. NUC: 0182483 NLW: 110 Harrison 184.3 American edition, published 1866. Life of Robert Owen… Phil. NUC: 0182484 184.4 Another edition, published 1920. Life of Robert Owen, by himself, with an introduction by M. Beer … London: G. Bell and Son, 1920. xiii, 352p.; 17cm.

NUC: 0182485 NLW: 102 Harrison 184.5 Another edition published 1920. Life of Robert Owen, by himself, with an introduction by M. Beer … New York: A. A. Knopf, 1920. xiii, 1, 352p.; 17cm. NUC: 0182486 Harrison 184.6 Another edition published 1967. The life of Robert Owen; written by himself, with selections from his writings & correspondence. v. 1-1A. London: Cass, 1967. 2 v. port. 23 cm. 184.7 Another edition published 1967. The life of Robert Owen; written by himself, with selections from his writings & correspondence. v. 1-1A. New York, A. M. Kelley Publishers, 1967. 2 v. port. 22 cm. 184.8 Another edition published 1971. The life of Robert Owen, written by himself. [1st ed. reprinted] with his preface and an introduction by John Butt. London, C. Knight, 1971. xxxviii, 249 p. 23 cm. ISBN: 0853140960 NLW: HX 640 F71 185 Millennial Gazette (1857) 185.1 Millennial Gazette … no. 1. 2nd ed. London: E. Wilson, 1857. Journal NLW: 115 185.2 Robert Owen's millennial gazette : supplement to no. 10. London: s. t., 1857. Journal NLW: 114

186 Notice to all 'to new-form man and new-form society' (1857) 186.1 Notice to all 'to new-form man and new-form society' [a broadside re public meeting, London, May 14, 1857]. NLW: 103 Harrison 187 Papers sent to the National association for promoting social science. (1857) 187.1 Papers sent to the National association for promoting social science. At its first meeting, at Birmingham, Oct. 12th, 1857 … London: M'Gowan, 1857. 30p 22cm. NUC: 0182567 NLW: 104 Harrison 188 Robert Owen's opening address, Tuesday 19th May, 1857 (1857) 188.1 Robert Owen's opening address, Tuesday 19th May, 1857 [Robert Owen's Congress of Advanced Minds May 14th, 1857]. London: s. t., 1857. Broadside NLW: 106 189 Royal Consort's school for all classes (1857) 189.1 Royal Consort's school for all classes, … London: s. t., 1857. Broadside. NLW: 108 Harrison 190 Address to the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science (1858) 190.1

Address to the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science, on its second annual meeting. London: s. t.,1858. Broadsheet. NUC: 0182407 NLW: 027 Harrison 191 Human race governed without punishment (1858) 191.1 Human race governed without punishment. S. l.: s. t., 1858. NLW: 109 192 Important public meeting to advocate an entire cahnge in forming the character of man … (1858) 192.1 Important public meeting to advocate an entire cahnge in forming the character of man in governing society. London: s. t., 1858. 3p.; 21 cm. NUC: 0182462 193 Memorial to the Right Honourable the Lords of Her Majesty's Treasury (1858) 193.1 Memorial to the Right Honourable the Lords of Her Majesty's Treasury. The memorial of RobertOwen, late of New Lanark, but now of Sevenoaks Park, Sevenoaks, Kent; January, 1858. S. l.: s. t., 1858. 8p.; 22cm. volume of pamphlets NUC: 0182498 194 Various selections and editions of Robert Owen’s works 194.1 Robert Owen und der Sozialismus [aus Owens Schriften ausgewaehlt und eingeleitet von Helene Simon]. Berlin: P. Cassirer, 1919. 134p. NUC: 0182592

194.2 Robaato Oen chosakushi, by Goto Shigeru Osaka: Osaka Shoka Daigaku Keizai Kenkyukai, Showa 7-9. 2vols. in Japanese. 194.3 Robert Owen on education: selections edited with an introduction and notes by Harold Silver. London, Cambridge U. P., 1969. vii, 240 p. 19 cm. ISBN: 0521073537 194.4 Selected works of Robert Owen / ed. Gregory Claeys. London : William Pickering, 1993. 4 vols : facsims ; 25cm. Contents: vol.1 Early writings; vol.2 The development of socialism; vol.3 The book of the new moral world; vol.4 The life of Robert Owen; Consolidated index. ISBN: 1851960929 (set) : NLW: HX640.02(Robert Owen) Journals and periodical literature Journals (Notes taken from the Waterloo direrctory and Mott) 195 The crisis. vol 1 no 1, 14 Apr 1832 - vol 2 no 15, 20 Apr 1833. then: Crisis and National Co-operative Trades Union and Equitable Labour Exchange Gazette, The. vol 2 no 16, 27 Apr 1833 - vol 4 no 20, 23 Aug 1834// London (1833 - 1834). Editor: Robert Dale Owen (03 Nov 1832 - 20 Apr 1833); James Elishama Smith ('Shepherd'). Proprietor: Robert Owen (1833); Thomas Paine. Publisher: George Berger; B.D. Cousins (Jan 1833 - Aug 1843); J. Eamonson (Apr 1832 - Jan 1833). Printer: B.D. Cousins (Jan 1833 - Aug 1843); Dent William; J. Eamonson (Apr 1832 - Jan 1833). Contributors: Concordia Draper; Ben Warden; Anna Wheeler (alias Concordia); Concordia Young. Size: 28cm, 176pp (vol 1); 284pp (vol 2); 262pp (vol 3); 156pp (vol4); 4pp.

Frequency: weekly. 195.1 The crisis. London, 1832-1833 Loc.: NLW Vol. 1 NLW: 111 195.2 Crisis and National Co-operative Trades Union and Equitable Labour Exchange Gazette, The vol 2 no 16, 27 Apr 1833 - vol 4 no 20, 23 Aug 1834 196 Robert Owen’s journal, 1850-1852 vol 1 no 1, 02 Nov 1850 - vol 4 no 104, 23 Oct 1852. London, Middlesex (1851-1852). Editor: Robert Owen; Henry Travis. Proprietor: Robert Owen. Publisher: James Watson. Contributors: Robert Owen. Size: 24cm, 204pp; 8pp. Frequency: weekly. 196.1 Robert Owen’s journal: explanatory of the means to well-place, well employ, and well-educate, the population of the world. London, 1850-1852. The journal was published from Nov. 2, 1850 and continued until Oct. 23, 1852. 197 Robert Owen’s millenial gazette no 1, 01 Mar 1856 - no 16, 21 Jun 1858. London, Middlesex; Millom, Cumberland. Editor: Robert Owen. Proprietor: Robert Owen. Publisher: Robert Owen; Effingham Wilson (1857). Printer: M'Gowan and Co (1857). Size: 21cm, 32pp. 197.1 Robert Owen’s millenial gazette. London, 1856-1858 The journal ran to 16 issues and was published from March, 1856 until July, 1858. A Supplement to no. 10 of this title was published in 1857.

197.2 Millenial gazette. London: Effingham Wilson, 1857. This appeared as as the 2nd edition of no. 11 of Robert Owen’s millenial gazette 198 New Moral World. The journal went through two title changes, changing in 1836 to New moral world and manual of science and New moral world: or gazette of the Universal Community Society of Rational Religionists n 1838. Under the various titles it was published from 1835-1842. G. A. Flemming took over editorial control in 1836. vol 1 no 1, 01 Nov 1834 - vol 1 no 52, 24 Oct 1835. then: New Moral World or Millennium, The. vol 2 no 53, 31 Oct 1835 - vol 2 no 104, 22 Oct 1836 then: New Moral World and Manual of Science, The. vol 3 no 105, 29 Oct 1836 - vol 4 no 208, 1837? then: New Moral World; or, Gazette of the Universal Community. Society of Rational Religionists. vol 5 no 1 [2s], 27 Oct 1838 - vol 13 [2s] (vol 6 [3s]), 08 Nov 1845 then: Moral World, The; the advocate of the rational system of society. vol 1 no 1, 1845 - vol 1 no 11, 1845 NLW: 116 198.1 New moral world New moral world: a London weekly publication, developing the principles of the rational system of society; conducted by R. O. and his disciples. London, 1834-1835 The New moral world ran to two volumes. vol 1 no 1, 01 Nov 1834 - vol 1 no 52, 24 Oct 1835. Birmingham, West Midlands; Leeds, Yorkshire, West Riding (1841); London, Middlesex (01 Nov 1834 - 1845); Manchester, Lancashire (1835 - 1845). Editors: George Alexander Fleming (10 Jun 1837 - 1843); Robert Owen (1839). Proprietor: Robert Owen. Publisher: C. Baker (01 Nov 1834 - 15 Nov 1834); James Gest (27 Oct 1838); J.F.C. Harrison; Hetherington (London 24 Jun 1837 - 07 Oct 1837); Abel Heywood (Manchester 17 Jun 1837 - 21 Oct 1837); Joshua Hobson (04 Jul 1840, 1841); Rowland Hunter (11 Jul 1835 - 06 Feb

1836); W. Johnston (12 Nov 1842); Robert Dale Owen; Purkess (22 Nov 1834 - 04 Jul 1835); Thomas Stagg (13 Feb 1836 - 10 Jun 1837); Wakelin (London 17 Jun 1837 - 07 Oct 1837); A. Wakelin (22 Nov 1834 - 04 Jul 1835); James Watson (08 Feb 1845). Printer: C. Baker (01 Nov 1834 - 04 Jul 1835); Francis Basset (27 Oct 1838); Shenstone Flindell (1837); J. Gadsby (Manchester 17 Jun 1837 - 21 Oct 1837); Joshua Hopson (04 Jul 1840, 1841); Rowland Hunter (11 Jul 1835 - 06 Feb 1836); W. Johnston (12 Nov 1842); John Nelson (08 Feb 1845); William Ostell (23 Oct 1841); Robert Owen; Thomas Stagg (13 Feb 1836 - 10 Jun 1837). Contributors: John B. Goodwyn Barmby; Robert Buchannnan; Kate (Kate ?); Percy Bysshe Shelley; Snoire Sturleson; William Wordsworth. Name: Jermany Bentham; James Hill. Size: 26cm, 1358pp (1838); 33cm, 416pp (1840 ns); 26cm, 4-8pp; 34cm, 16pp (1841). Price: 1d (Nov 1834 - 24 Oct 1835); 1½d (31 Oct 1835 - 1837); 2d (1838, 03 Jul 1841); 3d (04 Jul 1840, 1841); 4d. Frequency: weekly (Sat). Issued by: Association of All Classes of All Nations; Universal Community Society of Rational Religionists. 198.2 New moral world New Moral World, and Official Gazette of the National Association of Industry, Humanity, and Knowledge. London: B. D. Cousins, 1834. no 1, 30 Aug 1834. London, Middlesex (1834). Editor: Robert Owen (1834). Publisher: Benjamin D. Cousins (1834). Printer: Benjamin D. Cousins (1834). Size: 4to, 28cm. Price: 11/2 d (1834). Frequency: weekly. Issued by: National Association of Industry, Humanity, and Knowledge . Location: OX/U-1 A no 1 (1834). 198.3 New moral world New moral world and manual of science. London; Manchester, 1836-1838. The journal published 1836-1838, with volume enumeration 3-4, issue numbers 138-188, is a continuation of The New Moral World, item 198.1. It was succeeded by ‘The new moral world, or gazette of the Universal Community Society of Rational Religionists, item 198. NLW: 117

198.3 New moral world New moral world: or gazette of the Universal Community Society of Rational Religionists … new seriers, vols. 5-10. Birmingham; Leeds1838-1842. Having changed its title it continued the volume enumeration, running from vols. 5-10. NLW 118 198.4 New moral world New moral world. London, 1845. This title was James Hill’s continuation of Robert Owen’s New moral world (item 198.0000). It strted publishinhg on Aug. 30 and ceased publication on Nov. 8, 1845, with a run of 11 issues. 199 Robert Owen’s rational quarterly review and journal vol 1 no 1, Feb 1853 - vol 1 no 4, Nov 1853. London; Manchester (1853). Editor: Robert Owen (1853). Publisher: Cooper (1853); J. Clayton and Son; Robert Owen; Truelove (1853); J. Watson (1853). Printer: M'Gowan and Co. Contributors: Robert Owen. Size: 22cm, 64pp. Price: 1s. Frequency: quarterly. 199.1 Robert Owen’s rational quarterly review and journal. London, 1853. London; Manchester: s.t., 1853. This title had a print run of one volume containing four parts. 200 Weekly letters to the human race no 14, [1850] - no 17, [1850]. London, Middlesex (1850). Frequency: weekly. Comments: Another edition, issued in book form, also published in 1850 (Canney). 200.1 Weekly letters to the human race. London, 1850.

The periodical had a print run of 17 issues during 1850. There was a second edition with an expanded title. NUC 1852? NUC: 0182612 NLW: 121 200.2 Letters to the human race on the coming universal revolution, by R. O. … London: E. Wilson, 1850. Viii, 152p.; 15cm. This is the second edition of Weekly letters to the human race. The second edition of the journal appeared in 1850 under the title ‘Letters to the human race …’. The letters also appeared in the ‘Weekly Tribune’ nos 9-18 (1850). Another edition, issued in book form, also published in 1850. NUC: 0182482 NLW: 121 201 The New-Harmony gazette 201.1 The New-Harmony gazette. New-Harmony, Ind.: [s.n.], 1825-1828. 3 v. ; 29 cm. 1 Oct. 1825 – 22 Oct. 1828 then: The New Harmony and Nashoba Gazette, or the Free Enquirer 29 Oct. 1828 – 25 Feb. 1829. then: The Free Enquirer, 4 March 1829-28 June 1835. Editor: William Owen and Robert L. Jennings Oct. – 14 Dec. 1825; Robert L. Jennings 21 Dec. 1825 – Feb. 1826; William Pelham March – Aug. (?) 1826; Thomas Palmer Aug. (?) – September 1826; Robert Dale Owen Oct. 1826 – 9 May 1827; William Owen 16 May 1827 – 5 March 1828; Robert Dale Owen and William Owen 19 March – 11 June 1828; Frances Wright and William Owen 18 June – 16 July 1828; Frances Wright and Robert Dale Owen 23 July – 22 Oct. 1828. Publisher: The New Harmony (Indiana) Community, 1825 – Contributors: Robert Owen; Anthony Hunt's; Frances Wright; Robert Dale Owen; Elias Boudinot. Frequency: Weekly. 156 nos. were published between 1825 and 1828. 202 London Rational Tract Society 202.1

Tracts, series 1-3. London: Rational Tract Society, 183- 1v., ill., port. 19cm. The ‘Tracts’ were published by the Rational Tract Society. The Tract Society was set up in May 1837 at the Manchester Congress of the Association of All Classes of All Nations (originally founded as the British and Foreign Consolidated Association of Industry, Humanity and Knowledge in 1834, and changed its name in 1835 AACN). In 1839 The Universal Community Society of Rational Religionists (Rational Society) was established, when the Association of All Classes of All Nations, and the National Community Friendly Society established by Owenites in 1837 amalgamated; its aims were promoted through the journal New Moral World founded by Owen in 1834, which replaced Crisis. NUC: 0182625