Titlebook: Saint-Simonians in Nineteenth-Century France; From Free Love to Al Pamela Pilbeam Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pub

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Religion and the Liberation of the Poorest Classes,hoed the dreams of most people who endured the repeated upheavals of the early nineteenth century. Educated observers were concerned that society was being torn apart by the social conflicts exacerbated by economic change. Liberals argued that, as capitalism matured, problems would resolve themselve

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Reconfiguring New Worlds,d the liberation of women and workers. Saint-Simonian ideas were already complex and contradictory before the schism. Subsequently, former members fragmented into close-knit sub-groups and were more easily identified as socialists, liberals, republicans, colonialists, entrepreneurs and so on. They h

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Egypt: Orientalism and Modernisation,s had met in France and were ostensibly searching for ‘the mother’ in the Orient. Egypt had been made a fashionable destination by the publication in the 1820s of accounts of Napoleon’s 1798 expedition. The Saint-Simonians’ shortage of money soon made their quest more practical..

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