The new republic; prospects, dangers, duties and safeties of the times.
Santa Rosa: Fountaingrove Press, 1891. Paperback. 75, [iii]p., wraps heavily chipped with the spine missing, minor internal handling wear. Fountaingrove library. Social series, vol. 1, no. 1.
This work, growing out of a San Francisco lecture, suggested Harris' new visionary America, in which he stressed an American religious socialism with "rings" of socialists "nucleated not around a common greed, but around a common God." Cooperation was posited on the one hand against what Harris termed the "labor-snakes, the bloated parasites," of class struggle-minded labor leaders, and on the other hand against the sentimental consciousness of the church.
Cat.No: 114
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