The Communistic Societies of the United StatesTHE INSPIRATIONISTS,Reading editionChapter navigation22 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTO MY FRIENDS, DOCTOR AND MRS. JOHN DAVIS, OF CINCINNATI.INTRODUCTIONTHE INSPIRATIONISTS,THE AMANA COMMUNITY.THE HARMONY SOCIETY,THE SOCIETY OF SEPARATISTS,THE SHAKERS.THE SHAKERS. (continued 2)THE SHAKERS. (continued 3)THE PERFECTIONISTS OF ONEIDA AND WALLINGFORD.THE AURORA AND BETHEL COMMUNES.THE ICARIANS,THE BISHOP HILL COMMUNE.THE CEDAR VALE COMMUNITY.THE SOCIAL FREEDOM COMMUNITY.COLONIES WHICH ARE NOT COMMUNISTIC.A COMPARATIVE VIEW OF THE CUSTOMS AND PRACTICES OF THE AMERICAN COMMUNES.III.—CHARACTER OF THE PEOPLE; INFLUENCES OF COMMUNISTIC LIFE.IV.—CONDITIONS AND POSSIBILITIES OP COMMUNISTIC LIVING.BIBLIOGRAPHY.INDEX.Previous chapter ←INTRODUCTIONNext chapter →THE AMANA COMMUNITY.All chapters and sections (22)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTO MY FRIENDS, DOCTOR AND MRS. JOHN DAVIS, OF CINCINNATI.INTRODUCTIONTHE INSPIRATIONISTS,THE AMANA COMMUNITY.THE HARMONY SOCIETY,THE SOCIETY OF SEPARATISTS,THE SHAKERS.THE SHAKERS. (continued 2)THE SHAKERS. (continued 3)THE PERFECTIONISTS OF ONEIDA AND WALLINGFORD.THE AURORA AND BETHEL COMMUNES.THE ICARIANS,THE BISHOP HILL COMMUNE.THE CEDAR VALE COMMUNITY.THE SOCIAL FREEDOM COMMUNITY.COLONIES WHICH ARE NOT COMMUNISTIC.A COMPARATIVE VIEW OF THE CUSTOMS AND PRACTICES OF THE AMERICAN COMMUNES.III.—CHARACTER OF THE PEOPLE; INFLUENCES OF COMMUNISTIC LIFE.IV.—CONDITIONS AND POSSIBILITIES OP COMMUNISTIC LIVING.BIBLIOGRAPHY.INDEX.ATAMANA, IOWA← INTRODUCTIONTHE AMANA COMMUNITY. →