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Updated: June 15, 2025
In the spring of 1774, while he yet resided at Dr. Bellamy's, he contemplated studying law; but was undecided whether he should read with Pierpont Edwards, or with his brother-in-law, Tappan Reeve, and upon this subject he wrote his guardian, who replies, in a letter dated "Stockbridge, February 11th, 1774. "Whether you study law with Mr.
"As you like; but I tell you that I can never consent;" and Philip took his leave. "Your cousin entirely refuses his consent, and Angela is by this time probably engaged to your ex-ward, Arthur Heigham," was Lady Bellamy's not very promising report to the interesting invalid in the dining- room.
Bellamy what was going to happen, begged her not to say anything to Catharine about it. Mr. Bellamy's farm of Westchapel Chapel Farm it was usually called- -lay about half a mile from Lampson's Ford, and about five miles from Eastthorpe.
If not without curiosity as to the future, she was in no haste for developments; and Bellamy's announcement of an addition to their party cast an ominous shadow across the pleasant field of the indefinite future. On the twelfth stroke of the clock Amaryllis laughed in her effort to brush aside the clouds of her depression.
More's Utopia, published in 1516, is a powerful and original study of social conditions, unlike anything which had ever appeared in any literature. In our own day we have seen its influence in Bellamy's Looking Backward, an enormously successful book, which recently set people to thinking of the unnecessary cruelty of modern social conditions.
They went out, George leaning on Lady Bellamy's arm. No sooner had they gone than Sir John put down the Times, and listened intently. Then he rose, and slipped the bolt of that door which opened into the hall, thereby halving his chances of interruption.
The invitation was accepted; and Mr. Bellamy's grand carriage drew up immediately with splash and clatter to the door. Augustus Brammel hated his partners with all his heart and soul. He had never been very fond of them, but the result of this interview gave an activity and a form to feelings which it required only sufficient occasion to bring into play.
In 1888 Edward Bellamy's Looking Backward had pictured a socialized Utopian state in which the luxuries as well as the necessities of life were produced for the common benefit of all the people. Societies had been formed for the propagation of Bellamy's ideas, and the parlor study of socialism had become popular.
Every one else is turning politician; young Sunderland whirls his cab down to the House at four o'clock every day dines at Bellamy's on cold beef; and talks of nothing but that d d good speech of Sir Robert's'. Revolution! faith, the revolution is come already. Revolutions only change the aspect of society, is it not changed enough within the last six months? Bah!
It is true that this communist principle of Bellamy's has a wide practical application both in the Socialist scheme of things and in present-day society, as, for example, in free schools and parks, and in the "State Socialist" program.
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