
1889


Lizzie M. Holmes, “The Vital Question Again” (1889)
THE VITAL QUESTION AGAIN. SOME Of your readers on this western side of the waters have misunderstood the drift of “A Vital Question,” and think the writer advocates palliatives, reliefs, etc. How such a meaning […]

Lizzie M. Holmes, “The Vital Question” (1889)
THE VITAL QUESTION. IN the present phase of the labour movement, the philosophic or argumentative aspect is most prominent. At least it is so in America. I am reluctant to say that the old spirit […]

Fernando Tarrida del Mármol, “La teoría revolucionaria” (1889)
[Working translation by Shawn P. Wilbur]

Victor Yarros, “Anarchistic Socialism” (1889)
State Socialists are in the habit of charging the Anarchists with a partiality for middle-class ideas and institutions, and nothing is more common than the statement that we wish to retain the bourgeois arrangements, while […]

David Andrade, “Anarchy” (1889)
Anarchy! There is no word which conjures up such feelings of terror to so many who hear it; nor is there one which so raises the hopes of those who ever see so little to […]

Hugh O. Pentecost, “Anarchy” (1889)
[Delivered on June 30, 1889 to the Unity Congregation at Newark, Brooklyn, and Manhattan. Published in Twentieth Century on July 4, 1889 — The Editor] Good people who hold opinions not commonly understood generally have […]

Robert Harding, “The A B C of Anarchism” (1889)
THE A B C OF ANARCHISM. (No. 1) BY ROBERT HARDING. The Itinerant Street Lecturer. [NOTE.—No connection with a gentleman named R. Harding, who lectures on behalf of the Social Democratic Federation. This is mentioned […]

The Beautiful Nihilist (Sophie Perovskaya, 1889)
THE BEAUTIFUL NIHILIST “She was beautiful.” Those are the three words with which a Russian writer, who was intimately acquainted with her, commences his personal description of Sophie Perovsky. “Hers was not,” he continues, “the […]
