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acquired, and seeing that there the subject of Equity has had eight years and six months deep study and practical trial, and that from the beginning ... the subject had lost nothing with those who first took hold of it ... but had gained ... from year to year in their highest judgement and affectionate regard.
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had flooded its banks dramatically and was getting dangerously close to the town hall. However, people were still seeking shelter in the hall because their houses were becoming flooded. During a party that was being held at the hall that evening, the river, many feet above flood stage, washed out
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The impact of the Civil War, the rising prices of surrounding land that made expansion difficult, and the requirement of being invited by the original settlers are said to have led to the eventual dissolution of the project. However, as late as 1875, several of the original occupants remained, and
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My visit to that little germ of Equitable society, now eight and a half years old, has given me higher hopes and expectations than I had before dared to entertain. It is not the display that the little group of buildings makes to the eye ... but knowing the means by which these ... have been
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was "the liberty to choose our associates at all times." Land was not owned communally, but individually, with lots being bought and sold at cost, as required by contractual arrangement. The economy of the community was a system based upon
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with one another. Fourier's followers had attracted several families to live in Utopia for the fee of $ 25 a year, and in turn each family would receive a wooden house on a small parcel of land.
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the south wall of the building, sweeping out a large number of Spiritualists. Some who were swept away did survive, but most drowned or were overcome by hypothermia in the icy river.
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and associates. Personal invitation from the first settlers was required for admission to the community, with Warren reasoning that the most valuable individual
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Warren left Utopia a year after its inception to lecture and assist in setting up other colonies. The most significant of these was
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some business in the area was still being conducted by labor notes. By that time, the area had come to be known as Smith's Landing.
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Utopia is located on the northern bank of the Ohio River in the southeast corner of Clermont County, in southwest Ohio.
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History of Clermont County, Ohio, with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of Its Prominent Men and Pioneers
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The sect believed that the world would enter a 35,000-year-long period of peace, and that in order to achieve
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U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Utopia, Ohio
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Within three years, the community broke up. It was soon reorganized by
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Uneasy Spirits: 13 Ghost Stories from Clermont County, Ohio
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based on Warren's version of the labor theory of value. .
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The Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly
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The land that was owned by the sect was then sold to
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Arthur Rothstein

unincorporated community
Franklin Township
Clermont County
Ohio
United States
Ohio River
ghost town
Charles Fourier
phalanstère
Clermont Phalanx
utopian society
Utopia
Josiah Warren
market socialist economy
enlightenment
communes
John O. Wattles
Spiritualists
Ohio River
individualist anarchist
Josiah Warren
liberty
private property
market economy
mutualism
labor notes
time stores

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