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Our Debt to Robert Owen
We had occasion to mention Robert Owen (1771-1858) and his experiments in communal living a couple of weeks ago, and also a few months before that. He wasn’t a show biz guy in any way, shape, or form, but he’s worth knowing about. Owen was the son of a Welsh tradesman. By the age of ten he was sent away and apprenticed to a draper. By the time he was 21 he was the manager of a Manchester textile…
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Für die Oweniten sollte das Tausendjährige Reich nicht irgendwann beginnen, es mußte 'gemacht' werden, aus eigener Anstrengung.
Edward P. Thompson, Die Entstehung der englischen Arbeiterklasse (p. 908)
Mr. Owen
Mr. Owen delivered, last evening, in the Hall of Representatives, his second Lecture upon his system for the improvement of the social and intellectual condition of man, in which he developed the details of his plans and experiments, and explained his views in the purchase of the Harmony Property on the Wabash. Among his auditory were the President and past President of the United States, with other distinguished citizens; and though his Lecture embracing quotations, &c., was extended to the length of nearly three hours, he was listened to with great attention and respect.
(Daily National Intelligencer, Washington, D.C., March 8, 1825)
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When the president used to listen to reasonable people. Aaaaah, the good ole days.
