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Month: July 2019
Benjamin R. Tucker
Benjamin R. Tucker (1854-1939)
While some of my earliest major projects focused on the work of Tucker and his circle, including the digitization of Liberty, Libertas and the Radical Review, my extensive notes have never been collected online. This page is finally an attempt to draw that material in one place, starting with the notes from the old Libertarian Labyrinth wiki and existing posts here in the main archive. Related Links: Benjamin R. Tucker [category feed] Liberty (1881-1907) The Radical Review (1877-1878) The Why I Ams What Mutualism Was: Coming to Terms with Our Anarchist Past “I hope to do some work for the […]
From the Archives
Sidney H. Morse, “Ethics of the Homestead Strike” (1892)
“Ethics of the Homestead Strike” appeared in the third volume of The Conservator over the signature “* * *.” In the next volume, another tale, “A Social Symphony: In Six Movements,” appeared with the same signature. It was, however, interrupted after the fourth “movement.” The style of the work suggests it is another work by Sidney H. Morse, so I have included it here, at the end of “Ethics.” Related links: in The Conservator [Google Books] pamphlet [Google Books] Bilbliography: * * * [Sidney H. Morse], “Ethics of the Homestead Strike,” The Conservator 3 no. 6 (August, 1892): 42-44; 3 […]
From the Archives
Sidney H. Morse, “So the Railway Kings Itch for an Empire, Do They?” (1877)
Related links: The Radical Review [Google Books] pamphlet [Internet Archive] A page from Benjamin R. Tucker’s catalog, identifying Morse as “A Red-Hot Striker.” SO THE RAILWAY KINGS ITCH FOR AN EMPIRE, DO THEY? By “A RED-HOT STRIKER.” (Being a letter to Mr. W. M. Grosvenor, whose slander of working-people in the “International Review” has stirred me up mightily.) Scranton, Pa., September 15, 1877. COMPLIMENTS to Mr. Grosvenor. So you and Jay Gould want an Empire, do you? I’m glad you’ve shown your hand. It’s what I’ve been expecting that some of you fellows would do. You run up Tom Scott […]
Edward Carpenter
Edward Carpenter (1844-1929)
Essays by Edward Carpenter were staples in the early Corvus Editions catalog and my files are full of material related to his life and work, but the vagaries of multiple archive relocations have left the Libertarian Labyrinth surprisingly short of that work. This author page is a start at rectifying that problem. Related links: Edward Carpenter, “Non-Governmental Society” (1911) BIOGRAPHICAL: Edward Carpenter and His Message THERE is no single feature in the literature of our times that is more profoundly significant and interesting than the revolt against modern society. A Tolstoi in Russia, a Zola in France, an Ibsen […]
James L. Walker
James L. Walker, aka “Tak Kak” (1845-1904)
Related links: The Philosophy of Egoism [AL] “Tak Kak” in “Liberty” (1885–1903) James L. Walker [tag feed] Bibliography: James L. Walker, “A Southern Journalist’s Opinion,” Liberty 3, no. 19 (December 12, 1885): 5. Tak Kak, “What is Justice?,” Liberty 3 no. 25 (March 6, 1886): 8. Tak Kak, “Killing Chinese,” Liberty 3 no. 25 (March 6, 1886): 8. Tak Kak, “Selfhood Terminates Blind Man’s Buff,” Liberty 4 no. 5 (July 3, 1886): 8. Tak Kak, “Egoism in Sexual Relations,” Liberty 4 no. 6 (July 17, 1886): 5. Tak Kak, “Regicides and Republicans,” Liberty 4 no. 11 (November 20, 1886): 5. […]
William Batchelder Greene
William Batchelder Greene (1819-1878)
Related links: Blazing Star Library [category list] “1848-1868: William B. Greene in “The Worcester Palladium“ WBG in “The Spirit of the Age” William Batchelder Greene Timeline & Miscellany “The Mutual Banking Writings of William Batchelder Greene“ “Lessons from the Worcester Palladium“ “An embarassment of riches, or, Auguste Ott tips the scales“ “Anarchy as a Beacon and as a Focus for Synthesis“ “Taking Proudhon (and controversy) out of ‘Mutual Banking’“ Pierre Leroux “De l’égalité” (1838) William Batchelder Greene [tag list] POEMS: “Song of Espousal,” The Token, and Atlantic Souvenir, for 1841 (Boston: W. D. Ticknor, 1840): 190. ARTICLES: “First Principles.” […]
Charles Fourier
Charles Fourier (1772-1837)
Related links: Charles Fourier [tag feed] BY AND ABOUT CHARLES FOURIER: Bibliography of the works of Charles Fourier Charles Fourier in the “Phalange” (2nd series, 1836–1837) Edouard Silberling, Entries from the Dictionary Of Phalansterian Sociology Gabriel-Desire Laverdant, “Of Property” (1846) Unsigned Articles in the Journal de Lyon et Du Midi, perhaps written by Charles Fourier, 1801-1802 Theory of Egoism (pdf) Of Cheerfulness (pdf) Journal de Lyon, Nouvelles de la France et de l’étranger: (FR/EN) (pdf) On Empires That Have the Vapors Like Pretty Ladies (1803) Letter to Monsieur Délyror (1803) Invitation to the Echoes (1803) La Phalange Remedy for Various […]
Emma Goldman
Emma Goldman (1869-1940)
Related links: Anarchy and the Sex Question [collection] Poems about Emma Goldman Sketches of Emma: By Emma Goldman: Articles: Emma Goldman & John Most, “Anarchy Defended by Anarchists,” Metropolitan Magazine 4 no 3 (October, 1896). Emma Goldman, “The Effect of War on the Workers,” Freedom (London) 14 no. 146 (March-April, 1900): 11. EG and Max Baginski, “Mother Earth,” Mother Earth 1 no. 1 (March, 1906): 1-4. “The Tragedy of Woman’s Emancipation,” Mother Earth 1 no. 1 (March 1906): 9-18. “The Child and Its Enemies,” Mother Earth 1 no. 2 (April 1906): 7-14. EG and Max Baginski, “A Sentimental Journey – […]