Owenite Socialism: 1840-1849

Adam Smith advantages agricultural amount bank become capital capitalists cause character Christian Church of England circumstances civilized classes commercial commodities competition condition consequence corn laws cultivation demand destitution distress doctrine duction duties economists effect employed employment equal establishment evils exchange existing fact France give Glasgow gold happiness human improvement increase individual industry influence interests kind land laws less machinery mankind manufacturing means ment millions ministers of religion misery moral nature necessary never object obtained operation opinion Organization of Labour Organized Labour parties persons Political Economy poor population pounds pounds sterling poverty present principle produce profit proposed prosperity quantity religion religious remedy render respect Robert Owen shillings silver Social System society standard money sufficient supply suppose thing tion trade truth wages wealth Westminster Review whilst whole