1. The Literary Gothic   |   Edward Bellamy Edward Bellamy page at The Literary Gothic, the web's premier guide to Gothic and supernaturalist literature written prior to 1950 Bellamy, Edward. 18501898. Yes, he of Looking Backward fame. Sites http://www.litgothic.com/Authors/bellamy.html

Bellamy, Edward Yes, he of Looking Backward fame. Sites: Edward Bellamy: A Nineteenth Century Visionary [Andy Wood, San Jose State] Bellamy resources Links to a number of Bellamy and Utopia sites. [Catherine Lavender, CUNY-Staten Island] Etexts: "The Blindman's World" from the November 1886 issue of Atlantic Monthly at Cornell U's "Making of America" "An Echo of Antietam" from the July 1889 issue of The Century magazine, at Cornell U's "Making of America" see the note above re: stories at Cornell's "Making of America" project. "To Whom This May Come" - at the "Making of America" project, from the Feb. 1889 issue of Harper's New Monthly Magazine see the note above re: stories at the "Making of America" project. - at Gaslight

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3. Edward Bellamy Edward Bellamy (18501898). Edward Bellamy, a Nineteenth Century Visionary.Bellamy and the Twentyfirst Century. Internationale Vereniging Bellamy. http://www.ichthustref.nl/hoofdmap_links/lexikonfilosofen/filosofen-lexicon/Bell

Edward Bellamy (1850-1898) Edward Bellamy, a Nineteenth Century Visionary Bellamy and the Twentyfirst Century Internationale Vereniging Bellamy Bellamy: Looking backward from 2000 to 1887 Bellamy' s Looking backward (Walter Block en Michele Cushing) Het visioen van Edward Bellamy (SDNL) From The Blind man's world, and other stories: The Blind man's World With the eyes shut To whom this may come An echo of antietam ... Theologie

4. Bellamy Edward (1850 - 1898) The summary for this Greek page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.altfactor.gr/cgi-bin/websf.cgi?bellamy

5. Edward Bellamy Edward Bellamy, Education on the Internet Edward Bellamy was born atChicopee Falls, Massachusetts, on 26th March, 1850. The son of a http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USAbellamy.htm

Edward Bellamy To receive your free copy every week enter your email address below. FREE Education Newsletters - choose below... Education on the Internet Teaching History Online Email: Let keep Ahead .com bring you the world by email Spartacus USA History British History Second World War ... Email Edward Bellamy was born at Chicopee Fa lls, Massachusetts, on 26th March, 1850. The son of a Baptist minister, he studied law but determined to be a writer, he began working for the newspaper, the Springfield Union . He later moved to the New York Post Bellamy also had several novels published including The Duke of Stockbridge Dr. Heidenhoff's Process (1880) and Miss Ludington's Sister Looking Backward appeared in 1888. Set in Boston , the book's hero , Julian West, falls into a hypnotic sleep and wakes in the year 2000, to find he is living in a socialist utopia where people co-operate rath er than compete. The novel was highly successful and sold over 1,000,000 copies.

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7. Edward Bellamy Edward Bellamyh 18031890. No biography is posted for this person asyet, but here is a picture of the subject. Use your Back button http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Quad/6460/bio/B/ellamyE.html

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9. Edward Bellamy Edward Bellamy. Edward Bellamy Includes original essays; Bellamy excerpts; relatedsites literature chronology. From the Center for Utopian/Dystopian Studies. http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/bellamy.htm

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10. The Newgate Calendar - EDWARD BELLAMY EDWARD BELLAMY. A Daring ShopRobber, who was executed at Tyburn On27th of March, 1728. THIS malefactor was a native of London, and http://www.exclassics.org/newgate/ng179.htm

EDWARD BELLAMY A Daring Shop-Robber, who was executed at Tyburn On 27th of March, 1728 THIS malefactor was a native of London, and served his time to a tailor; but his apprenticeship was no sooner expired than he associated with some women of ill-fame, and became a thief in order to support their extravagance. His commencement in the art of theft was with a number of young pickpockets, and he soon became an adept in the profession. From this business they advanced a step further. They used to go, three or four in company, to the shops of silversmiths in the evening, and while one of them cheapened some article of small value, his companions used to secrete something of greater. It was likewise a practice with them to walk the streets at night, and, forcing up the windows of shops with a chisel, run off with any property that lay within their reach. Having followed this infamous business about three years, he forged (an offence not then capital) a note, by which he defrauded a linen-draper of money to a considerable amount. Being taken into custody for this forgery he was lodged in Newgate, but discharged without being brought to trial, his friends having found means to accommodate the matter with the injured party. A short time after he left Newgate he made connections with Jonathan Wild, who used frequently to borrow money from Mr Wildgoose, who kept an inn in Smithfield; and Bellamy, wishing to become acquainted with a man whom he thought he could make subservient to his interest, applied to Jonathan to recommend him to Wildgoose, but this the famous thief-taker absolutely refused.

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12. Edward Bellamy Edward Bellamy. Edward Bellamy was born March 26, 1850, in Chicopee Falls,Massachusetts, and spent most of his life in this industrial town. http://bellamy.chicopee.mec.edu/Pam_n_Kathy/edward_bellamy.htm

Edward Bellamy Edward Bellamy was born March 26, 1850, in Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts, and spent most of his life in this industrial town. It was called Chicopee, "river of elms" by the Indians. Bellamy's lineage goes back to the 1630's and 1640's, of old New England families, among them Baptist ministers. Bellamy's father, the Reverend Rufus King Bellamy was the son of the famous Joseph Bellamy who worked closely with Jonathon Edwards in the Great Awakening at the time of the Revolutionary War. His mother, Maria Putnam Bellamy, was the daughter of the Reverend Benjamin Putnam of Springfield, Massachusetts. When he was 17, he applied for admission to West Point, but failed to pass the physical examination. At this time, he became an independent reader and a student at Union College, Schenectady, New York. Bellamy's education was primarily in the United States, but included studies in Germany, where he lived for a year. He studied law and passed the bar examination with distinction in 1871, and opened his own law office in Chicopee. However, when his first and only case caused him to evict a widow for non-payment of rent, he took down his shingle and never again practiced law. In fact, he was so disillusioned with the profession that when he wrote Looking Backward, he banned lawyers from his Ideal World! From 1875-1889, Bellamy published 23 known short stories in some of the best magazines of his day. He was internationally known for the famous and highly influential Looking Backward and its sequel, Equality. We also was recognized by the readers and the editors of his own time as the prolific writer of highly imaginative psychological and speculative short stories and novels. He wrote over 500 articles published in newspapers and magazines.

13. Literary Criticism, Bellamy Edward , 1850-1898, Political And Social Views, Lite Literary Criticism, bellamy edward , 18501898, Political and social views, Literatureand society, United States, Sociology, Social Science, General, History http://www.book-archive.com/Patai-D-Looking-Backward-1988--0870236342.html

Literary Criticism, Bellamy Edward , 1850-1898, Political and social views, Literature and society, United States, Sociology, Social Science, General, History Patai D Looking Backward 1988-1888 : Essays on Edward Bellamy Title: Looking Backward 1988-1888 : Essays on Edward Bellamy Subject: Literary Criticism, Bellamy Edward , 1850-1898, Political and social views, Literature and society, United States, Sociology, Social Science, General, History Author: Patai D Barenaked Ladies The Best of B... Black Clint Nothin' but the T... Stang Aaron The Unplugged Gui... Stang Aaron The Classic Rock ... ... Home

14. Edward Bellamy Because no single page maintainer can adequately address all aspects of the literature,vision, and impact of a writer such as bellamy, I invite your comments http://www.sjsu.edu/faculty/wooda/bellamy.html

This is a growing collection of resources, excerpts, and original essays dedicated to the author of the most celebrated utopian novel of the nineteenth century: Looking Backward . Because no single page maintainer can adequately address all aspects of the literature, vision, and impact of a writer such as Bellamy, I invite your comments and suggestions on how this page can be improved. Original Essays Bellamy Excerpts Bellamy Related Sites

15. Edward Bellamy, Looking Backward edward bellamy, Looking Backward 20001887 (1888) Resources for Studying edward bellamy Utopian Literature Links http://www.library.csi.cuny.edu/dept/history/lavender/bellamy.html

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17. CFUS - Edward Bellamy Texts bellamy Excerpts. Excerpt from edward bellamy's Christmas in the Year 2000 providedby John Ohliger. Excerpt from Looking Backward - The Parable of the Coach. http://www.sjsu.edu/faculty/wooda/edtext.html

Bellamy Essays The following is a collection of original works that are exclusive to this page. They represent my attempts to provide some direction for understanding Bellamy's work and impact. As you'll read, I don't mind hanging my dirty intellectual laundry for public viewing. By no means are these essays complete - rather, they are beginnings... Your suggestions and comments are most appreciated. Description of Looking Backward - "Looking Backward portrayed a seemingly contradictory balance between individualism and community." Impact of Looking Backward - "Bellamy, himself, argued that his utopian fiction must be implemented quickly by the nationalization of railroads, telegraphs, and similar means of movement and control." Influences on Looking Backward - "Bellamy was inspired by at least three books which appeared before the publishing of Looking Backward." Return Bellamy Excerpts Excerpt from Edward Bellamy's Christmas in the Year 2000 - provided by John Ohliger. Excerpt from Looking Backward - The Parable of the Coach Excerpt from Looking Backward - Women in the New World First page of Bellamy's Looking Backward manuscript Return Bellamy Related Sites Stephen Bates's Days of Future Past - "The same blind spots commonly afflict utopian predictions, according to University of Maryland History Professor James B. Gilbert. As an illustration, Gilbert discussed Edward Bellamy's Victorian novel Looking Backward: 2000-1887 and its sequel, Equality, which depict an American utopia of the year 2000.

18. Bellamy, Edward. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. bellamy, edward. (b l´ m ) (KEY), 1850–98, American author, b. Chicopee Falls (now part of Chicopee), Mass. http://www.bartleby.com/65/be/BellamyE.html

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19. Bellamy, Edward. The American Heritage® Dictionary Of The English Language: Fou bellamy, edward. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English LanguageFourth Edition. 2000. 2000. bellamy, edward. SYLLABICATION Bel·la·my. http://www.bartleby.com/61/25/B0172500.html

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