Brook Farm community

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146 matching newspaper pages in total. New York, NY has the most hits (73 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. New-York Daily Tribune — 1842-08-13, page 1

   The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

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   … full ac. count OF ibis Community published in The Tribune scverI; mcntiis ago. BROOK FARM, August 8, 1912 Our confidence in cur movement ia Increased by every step we take …

2. New-York Daily Tribune — 1842-11-02, page 1

   … article ¢mbu dies a very interesting letter from 2 lady, giving some account of the Brook Farm '—the commu: nity at West Roxbury, Mass., of which Mr. RipPLEY is at the head, …

3. New-York Daily Tribune — 1842-12-30, page 1

   … communication in The Democratic Review’ does no more than justice to us in the article on Brook Farm,’ to which I must refer for statistics generally. I know that some portion of it …

   … all other things (temporal goods) shall be added urto you.”— The organization of Brook Farm is simply an attempt to obey the Worp; and verily, the first fruits of Cheerfulness …

4. New-York Daily Tribune — 1843-01-20, page 4

   … theological formulas, that they do net see it to be something they have not thought. At Brook Farm there may be more inclination to the error of believing that self-developemenr, …

5. New-York Daily Tribune — 1843-01-28, page 1

   The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

   These excerpts come from American Stories OCR.

   … midst of these lights of the age, it glad. deued me to greet my old friends of Brook Farm, with whom, though recreant now, had borne 'le hea, ot many summers day, while …

6. New-York Daily Tribune — 1843-02-03, page 1

   … malice aforethought’ the re-organization of society.” Inanother place, that the Brook Farm Community seems to him to escape all the objections which he bas raised against …

   … organization,” and a little lower “No man among us (speaking of Mr. Ripley, the foundar of Brook Farm,) is better acquaintedawith the various plans of werid-reform which have been projected …

7. New-York Daily Tribune — 1843-10-24, page 3

   … themselves of the it 1s acanty to ius hae the use of the geatine B dm of ColumAt Brook Farm Community, West "Roxbury, Mass. on Southard, the Rev. Rufus M. White, late of Buffalo …

8. New-York Daily Tribune — 1844-01-01, page 1

   … Massachusetts merchant, and does him creat Epa J. Kexay of Salen, and Charges A. Dana of Brook Farm, Secretaries. Professor WaLker of Oberlin, being present, was invited to preside …

   … Business, to prepare resolutions, &c. Ww. HL. Cuanning of New-York, Georee Rirnzy of Brook Farm, Jory A. Corrs of Nkaneatejes, N. Y., Davi WiLper, G. W. BexsonN of Northampton …

9. The New York Herald — 1844-01-08, page 2

   … President; Adin Ballon, of Hopedale, (?. W. Benson, of Northampton, Ueorgu Kipley, of Brook Farm, and James N. Butfun, of Lynn, Vice Presidenti; Fliza J. Kenny, of Salem, and t …

   … hurles A. Dana, of Brook Farm, Secretaries Professor Walker, of Oberlin, being present, was invited to preside …

10. New-York Daily Tribune — 1844-01-25, page 1

    … W. Exersox; on The Youth of the Poet and the Painter,’ by W. ELLERY CHANNING on Brook Farm,” by Cnarres Lane; on Poetry, with a Literal translation of Pindar, by Hexrv D. …

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