Morganeering or the Triumph of the Trust, a Satirical Burlesque on the Worship of Wealth by Alexander Bickerton

Utopian Studies 32 (3):675-678 (2021)
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Morganeering was written by Professor Alexander Bickerton, in Christchurch, New Zealand, in the late 1800s. Various partial versions have survived with the most complete appearing in 1903. Lyman Tower Sargent searched UK and New Zealand archives, then diligently assimilated the various versions and portions to recreate this book, which he has meticulously edited. His forty-four-page introduction is well worth reading even on its own.Bickerton came from England to New Zealand in 1874 as Foundation Professor at what is now University of Canterbury, in Christchurch. He was an extraordinarily popular teacher and "showman" with a passion to spread knowledge and humanism to his students and to the masses outside of...

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