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Socialism: Critical Essay by Alexander Gray

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SOURCE: “Robert Owen,” in The Socialist Tradition: Moses to Lenin, Longmans, Green and Co., 1946, pp. 197-217.

In the following essay, Gray considers the life and thought of British socialist Robert Owen.

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