Eutopia. Mostly criticism of contemporary conditions, but the last section (237-95) is a detailed authoritarian eutopia (said to have been written in 1897) stressing efficiency, training, and administrative responsibility with little or no popular participation in government. All “citizens” (but only men) must join the army or navy, and the national games and the national music have a military character
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C6 -The author (1854-1927) was an attorney in St. Paul, Minnesota.
C7 - 1910 CY - St. Paul, MN DA - 01/1910 LA - eng N2 -Eutopia. Mostly criticism of contemporary conditions, but the last section (237-95) is a detailed authoritarian eutopia (said to have been written in 1897) stressing efficiency, training, and administrative responsibility with little or no popular participation in government. All “citizens” (but only men) must join the army or navy, and the national games and the national music have a military character
PB - Np PP - St. Paul, MN PY - 1910 TI - Startling Statements or the Downfall of the Great Republic: Facts and Figures for the People ER -