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Robert Dale Owen
Social reformer and advocate for utopian communities.
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Also known as Robert Dale Owen
First appearance: The Disintegration of Architecture: 1820-1865
Robert Dale Owen shows up with force in The Disintegration of Architecture: 1820-1865. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Quoted on the potential rise of iron cities, referencing his observations on the Smithsonian Institution plans.
Robert Dale Owen first appears in 0042 iv.
In The Disintegration of Architecture: 1820-1865: Quoted on the potential rise of iron cities, referencing his observations on the Smithsonian Institution plans.
Later, in IV: Mentioned in a comparison: the brummagem gothic of the Smithsonian Institution was a return to organic architecture.
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