... working classes. Tbey. are, he says, ready converts to socialistic schemes. When, however, he comes to illustrate this tendency, be soothes ourapprehen. sions by quoting as examples of our socialistic machineries, the Shaftesbury School and the National ...

... to realise its great and beautiful conception. The Socialism of St Simonof RobertOwen,ofLouisBlanc, andoftheCbris- tian Socialists are successively passedunderreview,and their defects pointed out. We do not say that this is al- ways accomplished in the ...

... lis ravings against the members of the Pree Church. Take this as a specimen:- I' it to he said, either byVoluntary, or Socialist, tr devil, that Christ is not to be obeyed by the an- tie-i inl the national recognition of Him as its head, ell in the national ...