Vol. VIII, No. 44 (October 30, 1871). Weekly journal of the Oneida Community edited by Wm. A. Hinds. Supercedes "The Circular." This issue contains "Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Labor: Home-Talk" by J(ohn) H(umphrey) Noyes, "Government of Children," etc. [51753]

Vol. VIII, No. 49 (December 4, 1871). Weekly journal of the Oneida Community edited by Wm. A. Hinds. Supercedes "The Circular." This issue contains "All Things Continue As They Were" by J(ohn) H(umphrey) Noyes, "A University of Design: Home-Talk" by J. H. N., etc. [51756]

Vol. IX, No. 3 (January 22, 1872). Weekly journal of the Oneida Community edited by Wm. A. Hinds. Supercedes "The Circular." This issue contains "The Light of Life: Home-Talk" by J(ohn) H(umphrey) N(oyes), "The Subjection of Women II,"etc. [51758]

Vol. XII, No.11 (March 15, 1875). Weekly journal of the Oneida Community edited by Harriet M. Worden. Supercedes "The Circular." This issue contains "The Finality of Love" by G. N. Noyes, "Shaker Communism" by W.A.H., etc. [58770]

Vol. XII, No. 13 (March 29, 1875). Weekly journal of the Oneida Community edited by Harriet M. Worden. Supercedes "The Circular." This issue contains "The Standard of Education II" by J(ohn) H(umphrey) N(oyes), "Hindoo Worship" by Lydia Maria Child, etc. [58772]

Vol. 10, Issue 2 (Summer, 1982). Tabloid issued in San Francisco by Performing Arts Social Society, Inc., which was a subdivision of the Kerista Commune. [98846]

Foreword by Benno Wober. Illustrated with b/w photos. Nürnberg: AA Verlag, (1977). 8vo. Wraps. 332 p. 1st edition in English. Account of an "experiment in living together." According to Wober: "This book is a comprehensive written and illustrated documentation of the most significant social model presently existing, which I would..... [86364]

Boston: Eastern Publishing Company, (1900). 12mo. Green decorative cloth, stamped in dark green & gilt. 190 p. 1st ed. Wright III, 416. Bleiler p. 17. Negley 70. Sargent p. 62. Lewis p. 10. Dystopian novel in which "Utopia, seemingly More's, collapses due to indiscriminate immigration" - Sargent. [64996]

Illustrated by the author. Trenton, N.J.: Albert Brandt, Publisher, 1904. Small 8vo. Green pictorial cloth, stamped in plum, black & gilt. 238 p. + ads. Sargent p. 46. Lewis p. 10. Novel of social reform which is "peripheral to the utopian tradion," according to Lewis. Beard was later to become..... [84691]

Vol. 150, No. 3 (March, 1890). This issue also contains "Why I Am an Agnostic? - II" by Robert Ingersoll, "Family Life among the Mormons" by a "Daughter of Brigham Young," "Our Unwanted Empire" by Gen. Nelson A. Miles, "The Papistical Power in Canada" by W. H. Hunter, etc. [54687]

Los Angeles: Ted Molter, n.d. 24mo. Wraps. 15 p. [40807]

Los Angeles: Sandy H. Greene Memorial Fund for the Socialist Party of Los Angeles, ca. 1960s. 4 1/4 x 10 5/8 in. Eight-page leaflet printed on blue paper with 15¢ cover price. [103490]