1905. This book forms a practical lesson in sociology, in that part of sociology which treats of the "isms" of that important science. Partial Contents: New Harmony's place in history; Rise of the Rappites; Rappites hegira; Robert Owen and the Industrial Revolution; Agitation in England; New moral world; Founding of New Harmony; Permanent community; Social system on trial; Community disintegration; Robert Owen's farewell addresses; Ten lost tribes of communism; Woman at New Harmony; Educational experiment; Josiah Warren; New Harmony's later history; Robert Dale Owen.