Memoirs of a Revolutionist · Character
Robert Owen
Welsh social reformer, referenced in discussions.
minor
Also known as Robert Owen
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Robert Owen shows up with force in The International Workingmen's Association and the Call to Revolution. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Mentioned as a precursor whose followers in England kept alive the idea of international brotherhood.
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In The International Workingmen's Association and the Call to Revolution: Mentioned as a precursor whose followers in England kept alive the idea of international brotherhood. Later, in The Ghent Congress and the…
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- The International Workingmen's Association and the Call to Revolution
- The Ghent Congress and the Revival in France
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