Ian Donnachie
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The year 1812 was a turning point in the career of the industrialist Robert Owen. Ian Donnachie examines his Essays on a New View of Society, in which Owen first aired the ideas about popular education and workers’ welfare that would make him famous as a reformer. Published January 13 2012
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19th and 20th century Germany
Published July 31 1991
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