Its members published the weekly periodical The Harbinger. Elizabeth Peabody originally said that at this place, "Everyone prescribes his own hours of labor, controlled only by his conscience," but eventually a three hundred day per year minimum became mandatory.
Its members published the weekly periodical The Harbinger. Elizabeth Peabody originally said that at this place, "Everyone prescribes his own hours of labor, controlled only by his conscience," but eventually a three hundred day per year minimum became mandatory. Equality in education and labor were guaranteed here, and voting rights were granted to all who owned at least one five hundred dollar share. For 10 points—name this utopian community founded by George Ripley near Boston.
Its members published the weekly periodical The Harbinger. Elizabeth Peabody originally said that at this place, "Everyone prescribes his own hours of labor, controlled only by his conscience," but eventually a three hundred day per year minimum became mandatory.
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