... sacrifice, and is found in a fury of rage and despair by the three Anabaptist leaders, who prevail upon bin, to second their socialist designs, and to head the movement against property. These Anabaptists had been prowling about the country, seeking whom ...

... prised at the moderation, rather than the radicalism of his aims. Communist he is not; and if it be proper to designate him a Socialist, certainly his Socialism is of the mildest kind. Let it be under- stood that in attributin moderation to Louis Blanc, we ...

... the moderation, rather than the ridicalismth of hisaims. Communist he is not; and if it he hayi proper to designate him a Socialist, certainly his then 0eSocialismn is of the mildest kind. Let it be under- the .0 stood that in attributing moderation to ...

... prised at the moderation, rather than the radicalism of his aims. Communist lie is not, and if it be properto designate him a Socialist, certainly his Socialism is of the mildest kind. Let it be under- stood that in attributing moderation to Louis Blanc, we ...

... most celebrated of the works of Charles Fourier, the French Socialist-On ?? Passions of the BEnson Sos! We quote a passage from the prospectus: The Works of Charles Fourier, the French Socialist, are of great interest to whoever would understand the workings ...

... pertrai- ture-as so many (¢atilines, greedy for destruction, pr pillage, and confi:.gration. Socialist books have cv been combated with libels black with lies. Socialist ch journals have been struck with fines, so heavy as to loi be equivalent to confiscation ...

... of society from the influence of cupidity, in the lower from the action of misery. The true de- fenders of family are the Socialists, they who wish to rescue marriage from the spirit of speculation, and give it back to love, and who combat the reign of ...

... portra- ture-as so many Catilines, greedy for destructiosi, pr pillage, and conflagration. Socialist books have ev been combated with libels black with lies. Socialist oh journals have been struck with fines, so heavy as to l0i be equivalent to confiscation ...

... mingled with pity, on the base and foolish trials made by the Socialist or concealed Republican, to change with violence that constitution which guarantees his free- dom. Had such a person-a Socialist-shewn himself in the large room of the Crown Ion, in Fleetwood ...

... 470 8s. 8d. A Dvet.—A letter from Geueva states, that a duel has taken place near Lausanne between Serjeant Boichot, the Socialist representative for Paris, and a Spanish officer of the regiment of Isabella Seguada. It appears, that whilst on board a steam ...

... modern sys- d tein of Poor-laws, and, on the other hand, the ab- n surdities and equal injustice of the Communist and f Socialist theories for the removal of social ills, are l discussed in the article headed Unsoutnd Social 3t Philosophy ;- and the ...

... ce supposed to be kept up be- tween the New World emigrants and an Old World resident in Paris, who is enamoured of the Socialists and Communists. But Miss Meredith's red-republicanism is even more intoler- ably extravagant than Mr Warburton's red-ochre ...