Wise or Otherwise. How to Solve the Social Problem, and Reorganise Society on such a basis that class Distinction would cease to exist, and the Total Abolition of the Competitive System

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TitleWise or Otherwise. How to Solve the Social Problem, and Reorganise Society on such a basis that class Distinction would cease to exist, and the Total Abolition of the Competitive System
Year for Search1899
AuthorsFerris, Paul
Pagination20 pp.
Date Published[1899?]
PublisherP. Offer, Printer
Place PublishedSydney, NSW, Australia
KeywordsAustralian author, Male author
Annotation

Eutopia. New Constitution, the first clause of which is to nationalise land. Abolish the military. No money. Stress on education. The bulk of the pamphlet consists of a legislative debate on the constitution, with members named Compassion, Imitation, Cautiousness, Calculation, Spirituality, Hope, and so forth.
Info Notes

The Mitchell Library is unable to provide even an approximate date for this item, but land nationalization was most prevalent in the literature in the 1890s, and the printer was active in Sydney in 1899.
Title Note

Cover title is Wise or Otherwise: Great Joy in Crania.
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Author Note

Australian author.
Full Text

[1899?] Ferris, Paul. Wise or Otherwise. How to Solve the Social Problem, and Reorganise Society on such a basis that class Distinction would cease to exist, and the Total Abolition of the Competitive System. [Cover title is Wise or Otherwise: Great Joy in Crania]. Sydney, NSW, Australia: P. Offer, Printer. The Mitchell Library is unable to provide even an approximate date for this item, but land nationalization was most prevalent in the literature in the 1890s, and the printer was active in Sydney in 1899. 20 pp. M

Eutopia. New Constitution, the first clause of which is to nationalise land. Abolish the military. No money. Stress on education. The bulk of the pamphlet consists of a legislative debate on the constitution, with members named Compassion, Imitation, Cautiousness, Calculation, Spirituality, Hope, and so forth.