A History of British Socialism, Band 1

Adam Smith agitation agriculture Attwood became Birmingham British capital capitalist cause Chartist Christian civil civilisation co-operation co-operative communist Convention Corn Laws declared delegates democratic doctrines economic elected England English equal evil exchange exchange-value factory favour Feargus O'Connor force Francis Place happiness Hodgskin human ideas increase industry interest ius naturale John justice labour land leaders London Lord Lovett machinery mankind manufacturing masses means meetings ment middle classes mind misery moral movement nation natural law Northern Star O'Brien O'Connor opinion organisation Owen's Owenite parliament parliamentary People's Charter petition philosophy political economy Poor Man's Guardian population possessions poverty principle private property produce profit Radical reason Reform Bill regarded rent revolution revolutionary Ricardo rich Robert Owen Robert Southey Smith social reform socialist society Southey strike theory things Thomas Thomas Spence tion trades unions universal suffrage wages wealth whole workers workmen