Topic: Victor Prosper Considérant

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Victor Prosper Considérant

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Victor Prosper Considérant , 1808-93, French socialist; follower of Charles Fourier . In 1837, at the death of Fourier, he became the acknowledged leader of Fourierism. He edited Fourierist newspapers, including the Philanstère and the Phalange, and published works on the subject, notably a digest of Fourier's writings, Destinée sociale (2d ed. 1847-49). As a member of the national assembly, he took part in the June Days insurrection (1848) and was forced to leave Paris and live in Belgium. At the request of Albert Brisbane, Considérant tried unsuccessfully... Read more
Charles Fourier
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition ... but followers failed to establish any lasting colony there. After Fourier's death his principal disciple, Victor Prosper Considérant , tried to found a colony in Texas. Albert Brisbane and Horace Greeley were the principal figures in the sudden ... Read more

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