... circulation :— We do not wish to see the sacred writings so far reduced in price as to be the cheapest thing the Infidel or the Socialist could buy—for waste paper purposes ! To this remark, in its bearing worthy of the monopolist, and in its sentiment worthy ...

... foolishly thought so, because history told tr.e uponittis;at and with human blood, the such ruins, deluged sufficiently foreign socialist was contented to float the ark of his regeneration ; but here is a p o l i silosophy which, enthroning itself on the fragments ...

... in creating and extending rooted prejudices against the cause they profess to zustain, than all the efforts of all the Socialists and sceptic in existence throughout the length said the breadth of the land. The prevailing dissatisfaction, then, of the ...

... Itobespierrians of the French Revolution there existed the same difference that obtains in England bct►;een the Radicals and the Socialists. The Republicans of the French Revolution confined their schemes to political changes. The followers of Robespierre made ...

... direction, by drafting them into the ranks of his army. Amongst all the clavieS which we have enumerated—the republicans, the socialists, the bourgoisie, the journalists, and the etude sits—there existed little else than the affectation of sverence for, Bonaparte's ...

... cordially to co-operate with the e nemies of e bread-tpx for its entire abolition. On Monday . last Mr. Acland opposed by the Socialist in the Amphitheatre at Leicester, who, at ist i c ‘ ‘ t s :i o u=r 3 : , of Mr. A.'s lecture on the following evening. came ...

... Reform Act, which was a great revolution ; and she now teems with moral and political confusion—as witness the Chartists and Socialists—such as the United States have never known. The same popular system, then, which is carried into effect with so much order ...

... the protection which the ancient Poor-law would have given him, lounges away his wearisome hours at the beershop, or the Socialist meeting ; and sinks into the moody, reckless, desperate conspirator. It is in these particulars that the social system in ...

... racter, though with little pretension beyond an immoderate degeee of assurance. He has been a leading character among the Socialists, and always showed a desire to become a public character. His trial on Saturday occupied seven hours, in consequence of ...

... higher char acter, though with little pretension yon immoderate degece of assurance. He has been a d - character among the Socialists, and always showed ea desire to become a public character. His trial o n Sat)grdav occupied seven hours, in consequence ...

... anon rebutted with indignation the charge brought against them of encouraging the monstrous doctrines of the Chartists, Socialists, and other agitators that have of late entailed such disastrous consequences upon the community. Now they are convicted ...

... ever and anon rebutted nid indiwnation the charge brought against of encouraging the monstrous doctrines of the Chartists, Socialists, and other agitators that have of late entailed such disastrous consequences upon the community. Now th.y are convicted ...