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Utopian Communities Of Illinois Heaven On The Prairie Randall J Soland

Name: Utopian Communities Of Illinois Heaven On The Prairie Randall J Soland
SKU: BELL-51449676
Price: 31.00 USD
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Utopian Communities Of Illinois Heaven On The Prairie Randall J Soland instant download after payment.

Publisher: Arcadia Publishing

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 4.49 MB

Pages: 144

Author: Randall J. Soland

ISBN: 9781439661666, 1439661669, 2017934942

Language: English

Year: 2017

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Utopian Communities Of Illinois Heaven On The Prairie Randall J Soland by Randall J. Soland 9781439661666, 1439661669, 2017934942 instant download after payment.

The Prairie State became a crucial testing ground for the grand American thought experiment on how a society should be constructed. Between 1839 and 1901, six different utopian communities chose Illinois as the laboratory and sanctuary to elevate their ideals into reality. The Mormons and the Icarians selected Nauvoo. The Janssonists picked Bishop Hill. The Fourierists settled on the north edge of Loami. The employees of the Pullman Railroad Car Company naturally resided in Pullman, and the Dowietes put down roots in Zion. Three were religious and the others secular. All possessed charismatic leaders and dramatic stories that drew attention from across the globe. Randy Soland examines the relationship between these havens and their legacies.