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A socialist falls asleep after a meeting in Hammersmith and wakes in a Thames valley with no money, no prisons, no factories and no London — only workshops, gardens and people who find work a pleasure. Morris wrote it in answer to Bellamy's regimented utopia, which he detested; his wallpapers are still in production, and his politics are still an argument.
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- Cover
- Copyright
- Chapter I: Discussion and Bed
- Chapter II: A Morning Bath
- Chapter III: The Guest House and Breakfast Therein
- Chapter IV: A Market by the Way
- Chapter V: Children on the Road
- Chapter VI: A Little Shopping
- Chapter VII: Trafalgar Square
- Chapter VIII: An Old Friend
- Chapter IX: Concerning Love
- Chapter X: Questions and Answers
- Chapter XI: Concerning Government
- Chapter XII: Concerning the Arrangement of Life
- Chapter XIII: Concerning Politics
- Chapter XIV: How Matters Are Managed
- Chapter XV: On the Lack of Incentive to Labour in a Communist Society
- Chapter XVI: Dinner in the Hall of the Bloomsbury Market
- Chapter XVII: How the Change Came
- Chapter XVIII: The Beginning of the New Life
- Chapter XIX: The Drive Back to Hammersmith
- Chapter XX: The Hammersmith Guest-House Again
- Chapter XXI: Going Up the River
- Chapter XXII: Hampton Court and a Praiser of Past Times
- Chapter XXIII: An Early Morning by Runnymede
- Chapter XXIV: Up the Thames: The Second Day
- Chapter XXV: The Third Day on the Thames
- Chapter XXVI: The Obstinate Refusers
- Chapter XXVII: The Upper Waters
- Chapter XXVIII: The Little River
- Chapter XXIX: A Resting-Place on the Upper Thames
- Chapter XXX: The Journey’s End
- Chapter XXXI: An Old House Amongst New Folk
- Chapter XXXII: The Feast’s Beginning—The End
- About the Author
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