Publisher's Synopsis
This book provides a firsthand account of life at Brook Farm, a famous utopian community established in Massachusetts in the mid-19th century. John Thomas Codman describes his experiences living and working at Brook Farm, as well as the lives and contributions of some of the community's key figures. The book offers a unique perspective on utopianism and communal living in America during the 19th century.
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