Letter from David Ludlow to Robert Owen

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In this manuscript letter Ludlow informs Robert Owen of events that took place at the most recent meeting of the Social Science League. Referring to the meeting as "extraordinary," he announces that parties who had not met in fourteen years and had forgotten the "principles of charity" were most agreeable and social. Ludlow informs Owen that the League has registered 40 members, many of whom were part of the "former movements" and is satisfied that the group is making progress.

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Stamped number: 2845.

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Letter from David Ludlow to Robert OwenROC/12/32/1

Letter from David Ludlow to Robert OwenROC/12/32/2

Letter from David Ludlow to Robert OwenROC/12/32/3

Letter from David Ludlow to Robert OwenROC/12/32/4

Letter from David Ludlow to Robert OwenROC/12/32/5

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