A Story of the City of Works; A Community of Peace and Plenty Where Every Man is His Own Policeman. A New Order of Government. Anti-Socialistic. Free Street Cars and Telephones. No Middleman. No Capitalist Class. All Profit Accrues to Labor. Farm and City Life Conjoined

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TitleA Story of the City of Works; A Community of Peace and Plenty Where Every Man is His Own Policeman. A New Order of Government. Anti-Socialistic. Free Street Cars and Telephones. No Middleman. No Capitalist Class. All Profit Accrues to Labor. Farm and City Life Conjoined
Year for Search1919
AuthorsFairfield, Frederick
Date Published1919
Publisher[Author]
Place PublishedBoston, MA
KeywordsMale author
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A company town as eutopia. Every person is constantly under the surveillance of specially appointed people to ensure good behavior.
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1919 Fairfield, Frederick Pease. A Story of the City of Works; A Community of Peace and Plenty Where Every Man is His Own Policeman. A New Order of Government. Anti-Socialistic. Free Street Cars and Telephones. No Middlemen. No Capitalist Class. All Profit Accrues to Labor. Farm and City Life Conjoined. Boston, MA: [Author]. DLC

A company town as eutopia. Every person is constantly under the surveillance of specially appointed people to ensure good behavior.