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The Sex Question
The Sex Question
Voltairine De Cleyre, “Mary Wollstonecraft” (1894)
For the Boston Investigator. MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT. Mr. Editor:—Yourself and readers will be interested to learn that the plan of establishing a “female saint’s day” among freethinkers, by commemorating the birth of Mary Wollstonecraft, proposed by […]
Anarchist Beginnings
Francis W. L. Adams, “Anarchism” (1894)
“Anarchism.” ‘Tis not when I am here, In these homeless homes, Where sin and shame and disease And foul death comes; ‘Tis not when heart and brain Would be still and forget Men and women […]
Anarchist Beginnings
Commonweal Anarchist Group, “Why We Are Anarchists” (1894)
WHY WE ARE ANARCHISTS. REPRINTED FROM “THE COMMONWEAL.” 1894 PART I. It may be well to give some of the arguments for our belief in Anarchism as the coming form of our social and political […]
Anarchist Beginnings
Emile Henry, “Letter to the Director of the Conciergerie” (1894)
During the visit you made to my cell Sunday, the 18th of this month, we had a quite friendly discussion of anarchist ideas. You said you were very surprised to learn our theories in a […]
Anarchist Beginnings
J. A. Andrews, “A Handbook of Anarchy” (1894)
Anarchy is freedom. The literal meaning of the word “free” is to love or like; thus when we say that a man is free we imply that he is “to like,” that is, he has […]