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Procès Complet des Saint-Simoniens. Avec les Portraits des Accusés. Caption title: Procès contre les Saint-Simoniens. Cour d'assises de la Seine Première Section. Présidence de M. Naudin. Audience du 27 août 1831 i.e. 1832

1832Best.-Nr. 309065Paris: B. Warée Aine au Palais de Justice Impr. Hippolyte Tilliard 1832. With two plates. Pp. 1-33 2 33-45 1 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Disbound. Plates closely trimmed with old folds. With two plates. Pp. 1-33 2 33-45 1 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. At the funeral of influential social thinker Claude-Henri de Rouvroy comte de Saint-Simon 1760-1825 his disciples founded a movement to foster socio-political cooperation and development for the common welfare of humanity. Even before the trial a schism had split the movement. Olinde Rodrigues an original disciple of Saint-Simon founded an organized religious movement in December 1831. Account of the August 1832 trial of Prosper Enfantin 1796-1864 and his fellow Saint-Simonians for illegal assembly and public meetings at which advocating the equality of women through spoken discourse and printed works they commited crimes "in violation of public morality and good morals" outrage à la morale publique et aux bonnes moeurs. "La supériorité que d'après les lois l'home exerce en certains cas sur la femme est suivant les Saint-Simoniens un autre abus auquel il faut mettre un terme. De la des principes nouveaux sure le marriage sur le divorce et des principes nouveaux sure le mariage; ces principes et els ecrits dans lesquels ils sont exposés sont signalés commes contraires à la morale publique et aux bonnes moeurs." The title leaf is printed as an unsigned first leaf of the second gathering. The two plates include a bust portrait of Prosper Enfantin designated "Le Père" Father and a leaf with portraits of the four accused. Prosper Enfantin and Michel Chevalier served six months in prison. Enfantin and a group of his followers subsequently lived in for a time in Egypt but their technocratic scheme to construct a dam in the Nile foundered. The Saint-Simonian movement had waned by the time of the Second Empire but their ideals and revolutionary aims influenced many nineteenth-century thinkers Marx and Engels among them. Only one copy recorded in North America and four in France. Uncommon. OCLC: 466015796 BNF; 70681674 Harvard Law B. Warée Aine, au Palais de Justice [Impr. Hippolyte Tilliard] unknown