The Story of the Sun. New York, 1833-1918
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Dana, now twenty-three years old, was elected recording secretary, one of the three trustees, and a member of the committees on finance and education.
He remained as a Brook Farmer to the end of the five years that the experiment lasted. There he met Hawthorne, who lingered long enough to get much of the material for his " Blithedale Eomance " ; Thoreau, who had not yet gone to Walden Pond ; William EUery Channing, second, the author and journalist; Albert Brisbane, the most radical of the grou...p of socialists of his day ; and Margaret Fuller, who believed in Brook Farm, but did not live there.
Brook Farm was the perfect democracy. The mem- bers did all the work, menial and otherwise, and if there THE EARLIEE CAREER OF DANA 207 was honour it fell to him whose task was humblest. The community paid each worker a dollar a day, and charged him or her about two dollars and fifty cents a week for board. It sold its surplus produce, and it edu- cated children at low rates. George Ripley, the Uni- tarian minister, was chief of the cow-milking group, and Dana helped him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dana, now twenty-three years old, was elected recording secretary, one of the three trustees, and a member of the committees on finance and education.
He remained as a Brook Farmer to the end of the five years that the experiment lasted. There he met Hawthorne, who lingered long enough to get much of the material for his " Blithedale Eomance " ; Thoreau, who had not yet gone to Walden Pond ; William EUery Channing, second, the author and journalist; Albert Brisbane, the most radical of the grou...p of socialists of his day ; and Margaret Fuller, who believed in Brook Farm, but did not live there.
Brook Farm was the perfect democracy. The mem- bers did all the work, menial and otherwise, and if there THE EARLIEE CAREER OF DANA 207 was honour it fell to him whose task was humblest. The community paid each worker a dollar a day, and charged him or her about two dollars and fifty cents a week for board. It sold its surplus produce, and it edu- cated children at low rates. George Ripley, the Uni- tarian minister, was chief of the cow-milking group, and Dana helped him.
What to read after The Story of the Sun. New York, 1833-1918?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'brien, Frank Michael, 1875- to read onlineMoreLess
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