William Batchelder Greene - Noted Works

Noted Works

  • Mutual Banking. Boston: New England Labor Reform League, 1870.
  • Remarks on the Science of History, followed by an a priori Autobiography (1849)
  • Equality. West Brookfield, Mass.: O.S. Cooke, 1849.
  • Mutual Banking. West Brookfield, Mass.: O.S. Cooke, 1850.
  • Sovereignty of the People, pamphlet (Boston, 1863)
  • Explanations of the Theory of the Calculus, pamphlet (1870)
  • Transcendentalism, pamphlet (1870)
  • Theory of the Calculus (1870)
  • The Facts of Consciousness and the Philosophy of Mr. Herbert Spencer, pamphlet (1871)
  • The Blazing Star: With an Appendix Treating of the Jewish Kabbala. Also, a Tract on the Philosophy of Mr. Herbert Spencer and One on New-England Transcendentalism. Boston: A. William and Co., 1872.
  • Socialistic, Communistic, Mutualistic, and Financial Fragments (1875)

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