Thomas Spence
1750 – 1814
Books
- Christian policy in full practice among the people of Harmony
- The rights of infants, or, The imprescriptable right of mothers to such a share of the elements as is sufficient to enable them to suckle and bring up their young
- A supplement to the history of Robinson Crusoe
- The important trial of Thomas Spence, for a political pamphlet entitled The restorer of society to its natural state, on May 27th, 1801
- The restorer of society
- The coin collector's companion
- Spence's songs
- The rights of man
- The rights of man, as exhibited in a lecture, read at the philosophical society, in Newcastle
- Address of the Society of Spencean Philanthropists to all mankind
- The grand repository of the English language
- Dh'e 'imp'ort'ant tri'al ov T'om'is Sp'ens
- Dh'e k'onst'itush'un 'ov Sp'ensone'a, a kŭntre in fare lănd, sĭtuatĕd bĕtwen Utope'a 'and Oshean'a
- A letter from Ralph Hodge
- Dh'e k'onst'itush'un 'ov Sp'ensone'a, a kŭntre ĭn fare lănd, sĭtuatĕd bĕtwen Utope'a 'and Oshean'a
- The meridian sun of liberty, or, The whole rights of man displayed and most accurately defined
- Das Gemeineigentum am Boden
- The nationalization of the land in 1775 and 1882
- The coin collector's companion. Being a descriptive alphabetical list of the modern provincial, political, and other copper coins
- A suitable companion to Spence's songs
- The Reign of felicity
- The constitution of a perfect commonwealth
- Pigs' meat, or, Lessons for the swinish multitude
- The important trial of Thomas Spence
- Spence's plan for a parochial partnership in land
- Burke's address to the "swinish*" multitude! Tune "Derry down, down," &c
- A fragment of an ancient prophecy
- The jubliee hymn
- The nationalization of the land in 1775 and 1882
- A fragment of an ancient prophecy
- Dh'e 'imp'ort'ant tri'al ŏv T'om'is Sp'ens
- The progress of Spensonianism
- Trial of Thomas Spence in 1801 together with his Description of Spensonia, Constitution of Spensonia, End of oppression, Recantation of the end of oppression, Newcastle on Tyne lecture ...
- Spence's recantation of The end of oppression
- The rights of infants, or, The imprescriptable right of mothers to such a share of the elements as is sufficient to enable them to suckle and bring up their young
- The Pioneers of land reform, Thomas Spence, William Ogilvie, Thomas Paine
- The restorer of society to its natural state
- King against Thomas Spence
- The case of Thomas Spence
- The grand repository of the English language
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