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From The Spirit of the Age, another early translation from the French socialist movement, the “Socialist’s Catechism,” by Louis Blanc. Like the excerpts from Proudhon’s Confessions of a Revolutionist, this originally appeared in the London Weekly Tribune. This is unabashed state socialism, but it’s an important example of it, from one of the most active socialist spokespeople of the 1848 era.
Just another of those interesting definitions of “socialism,” from the mid-19th century. This particular passage is from Proudhon’s posthumously published study of Napoleon III: [ezcol_1half] “Qui dit socialisme, dans le bon et vrai sens du […]
L’État-Anarchie du Citoyen Proudhon. Louis Blanc Lorsque, voulant éclabousser de loin un honnête homme, quelque enfant mal élevé s’avise de frapper du pied dans le ruisseau, que fait l’honnête homme? Se détourne-t-il de son […]
Some 19th century “translations” end up being little more than summaries, and some summaries end up being haphazard translations of bits and pieces. A number of the pieces that introduced Americans to Proudhon and Leroux […]
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