A 2004 work by Sterling Delano examines the 'Dark Side' of this place, and much of our knowledge of it comes from the letters of Mary Ann Dwight.
A 2004 work by Sterling Delano examines the 'Dark Side' of this place, and much of our knowledge of it comes from the letters of Mary Ann Dwight. The land used for this place was purchased from Charles and Maria Ellis. Along with equal compensation, it adopted several of Charles Fourier's theories, labeling its central building as the ‘Phalanstery', while James Russell Lowell and Horace Greeley contributed to its weekly magazine The Harbinger. Founded by a former editor of The Dial, George Ripley, FTP, name this utopian community in West Roxbury, Massachusetts which inspired the novel Blithedale Romance by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
A 2004 work by Sterling Delano examines the 'Dark Side' of this place, and much of our knowledge of it comes from the letters of Mary Ann Dwight.
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