Charles Lane

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Charles Lane was a 19th-century English transcendentalist and social reformer who co-founded the short-lived Fruitlands utopian community in Massachusetts with Bronson Alcott.

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Charles Lane canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf intentional community
person
social reformer
transcendentalist
utopian community
utopian socialist
activeIn 19th century
areaOfActivism communal living
education reform
social reform
associatedWith New England Transcendentalist movement
linked to: Transcendentalism
centuryOfActivity 19th century
coFounded Fruitlands
coFounder Bronson Alcott
Charles Lane
country United States
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
familyName Lane
gender male
givenName Charles
ideology agrarian communalism
simple living
influencedBy Bronson Alcott
Ralph Waldo Emerson
knownFor advocacy of transcendentalist communal living
co-founding Fruitlands
languageOfWorkOrName English
locatedIn Harvard, Massachusetts
Massachusetts
movement Transcendentalism
Utopian socialism
name Charles Lane
nationality English
notableAssociate Bronson Alcott
notableWork Fruitlands utopian community
occupation journalist
social reformer
writer
philosophicalSchool Transcendentalism
placeOfActivity England
Massachusetts
religiousInfluence Christian mysticism
Quakerism
residence England
Massachusetts
visited United States

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Fruitlands, Massachusetts foundedBy Charles Lane
Fruitlands, Massachusetts significantPerson Charles Lane
Fruitlands coFounder Charles Lane
subject linked to: Charles Lane