Walled Towns
Title | Walled Towns |
Year for Search | 1919 |
Authors | Cram, Ralph Adams(1863-1942) |
Date Published | 1919 |
Publisher | Marshall Jones Co |
Place Published | Boston, MA |
Keywords | Male author |
Annotation | Medieval eutopia--Although the author said he was not intending to write a eutopia, this essay presents a eutopia that is rural, with a guild system, crafts, a limit on profit, and a maximum of thirty hours work per week in mills. Closeness of church and state. Anti-democratic. Emphasis on the human scale and small communities. The author sees it as a prediction based on an interpretation of the past. |
Additional Publishers | Rpt. Seattle, WA: Entropy Conservationists, [1987]. |
Holding Institutions | L |
Author Note | (1863-1942) |
Full Text | 1919 Cram, Ralph Adams (1863-1942). Walled Towns. Boston, MA: Marshall Jones Co. Rpt. Seattle, WA: Entropy Conservationists, [1987]. L, PSt Medieval eutopia--Although the author said he was not intending to write a eutopia, this essay presents a eutopia that is rural, with a guild system, crafts, a limit on profit, and a maximum of thirty hours work per week in mills. Closeness of church and state. Anti-democratic. Emphasis on the human scale and small communities. The author sees it as a prediction based on an interpretation of the past. |