[ezcol_2third] Along with the essay “The Revolution,” the second issue of Bellegarrigue’s Anarchy: A Journal of Order also contained this essay: THE ELECTORAL LAW In the first issue of this journal, we have clearly, even audaciously expressed our opinion regarding the present character of electoral rights. The attitude of the people in the face of the partial suppression of this right proposed by Parliament has proven to us that our doctrine was in conformity with the general sentiment. The electorate is not a principle. The popular instinct is more sure than the reasoning of the sophists, for that instinct bears […]
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 […]
Related Links: “Liberty and Wealth“ Sidney H. Morse [tag feed] Bibliography: Books and pamphlets: So the Railway Kings Itch for an Empire, Do They? (1877) Articles: “Camp-Meeting Notes.” The Index. Vol. 3 (1872) 290. “Address of Mr. Sidney H. Morse.” Farewell dinner to Francis Ellingwood Abbot (1880) Sidney H. Morse, “An Anti-Slavery Hero,” The New England Magazine 4, no. 4 (June 1891): 486-496. “Sprigs of Lilac for Walt Whitman.” The Conservator. 3, 4 (June, 1892) 26. * * * [Sidney H. Morse], “Ethics of the Homestead Strike,” The Conservator 3 no. 6 (August, 1892): 42-44; 3 no. 7 (September, 1892): […]