It was a rich and obliging fellow, although a Phalansterian.
"Bohemians of the Latin Quarter"
Henry Murger
"Why," said the Phalansterian, "nothing is simpler; come home with me and I will lend you some."
"Bohemians of the Latin Quarter"
Henry Murger
During the later as well as earlier years of our associated life, the question of preference of modes of realization came under discussion in the Phalansterian school, one party advocating the measure of obtaining large means, and so fully endowing the Phalanx with all the external conditions of attractive industry, and then introducing gradually a body of select associates.
"History of American Socialisms"
John Humphrey Noyes