Oneida Community : the breakup, 1876-1881.
In this first detailed examination of the breakup of upstate New York's Oneida Community, which was for more than thirty years a most successful experiment in communal living, Mrs. Robertson traces the strands of dissent and dissolution as reported in the members' own writings. Extracts fr...
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
Published: |
[Syracuse] :
Syracuse University Press,
1972.
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Edition: | [First edition]. |
Series: | York State book.
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Summary: | In this first detailed examination of the breakup of upstate New York's Oneida Community, which was for more than thirty years a most successful experiment in communal living, Mrs. Robertson traces the strands of dissent and dissolution as reported in the members' own writings. Extracts from extensive private diaries, journals, letters between members of the old Community, and files from the Community's archives thought lost, provide a unique collection of sources previously inaccessible. They reveal the agony of indecision and disharmony felt by members as the years and the times took their toll of Bible Communism.--From publisher description. |
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Physical Description: | xv, 327 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. |
Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 317-320). |
ISBN: | 0815600860 9780815600862 |