Harmonists

The Old Fauntleroy home

by Ross F. Lockridge. Published for the New Harmony Memorial Commission by courtesy of Mrs. Edmund Burke Ball.

Education and reform at New Harmony: correspondence of William Maclure and Marie Duclos Fretageot, 1820-1833.

Ed. by Arthur E. Bestor, Jr.

Angel in the forest

Marguerite Young.

The Harmony Society: a chapter in German American culture history.

Philadelphia, Americana Germanica Press, 1904.

DEVASTATING EDEN: THE SEARCH FOR UTOPIA IN AMERICA.

Brian Thompson

The New Harmony story

Don Blair

Christian policy in full practice among the people of Harmony: as described in Melish's Travels through the United States, and Birkbeck's Notes on a Journey in America, to which are subjoined, a concise view of the Spencean system of agrarian fellowship, and some observations on the manifest similarity between the principles of that system and the truly fraternal and christianly establishment of the Harmonites

by a Spencean philanthropist

Lawrence The Last Crusade: A Dramatic Narrative Poem

The New Harmony movement

by George B. Lockwood. With the collaboration of Charles A. Prosser in the preparation of the educational chapters, and a new foreword by Mark Holloway.

Harmonists: A Personal History (The American Utopian Adventure)

John Samuel Duss