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Ramón de la Sagra (1798-1871)

Working translations: “On the Imprecision of Economic Principles and the Teaching of Political Economy in Colleges” (1847) “Some Ideas on the Organization of Labor and Free Competition” (1847) “The Problem of the Organization of Labor, before the Congress of the Economists of Brussels” (1848) “The Problem of the Organization of Labor, before the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences” (1848) “The Problem of the Organization of Labor, before the Central Congress of Agriculture” (1848)  “On Property” (1848) Social Aphorisms (1848) Bank of the People: Theory and Practice of that Institution (1849) Related links: A New Proudhon Library [project page] Solution […]
Charles-Auguste Bontemps

Charles-Auguste Bontemps (1893-1981)

Related links: Anarlivres Bianco Cgecaf Social Individualism (series) The Democrat before Authority Man and Liberty Man and Race Man and Property Anarchism and the Real Summary and Commentaries Mirror for Men Gleanings Pro Amicis Working Translations “The Libertarian Spirit” (1945) “The Democrat before Authority” (1949) (pdf) — “Social Individualism,” No. 1 “Synthesis of an Evolving Anarchism” (1952) “Anarchism and Evolution” (1956-59) (pdf) “Man and Property” (1959) (pdf) — “Social Individualism,” No. 4 “In Praise of Egoism” (1965) “Centenary of Proudhon” (1965) “Social Individualism: Summary and Commentaries” (1967) (pdf) — including “An Atheist Spiritualism” and “In Praise of Egoism” — “Social […]
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Henri de Saint-Simon (1760 – 1825)

Links: Letters from an Inhabitant of Geneva to his Contemporaries (pdf) Researching the background and origins of anarchism means engaging to some extent with the works of most of the so-called “utopian socialists.” In recent years, I’ve had a chance to revisit and translate works by Pierre Leroux, Charles Fourier and some more obscure figure, but hadn’t had a chance to get reacquainted — and better acquainted — with Claude Henri de Rouvroy, comte de Saint-Simon. It has not been the most appealing of side-projects, simply because the literature of Saint-Simonianism is both extensive — 47 volumes in the main […]
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Catherine Campoursi / Campoursy

To appreciate life, to taste with joy, even with delight all of the infinitely brief and fleeting moments, the succession of which forms the weft of our existence, to feel a pleasure in starting each new day; this is the only way of being desirable for an individual who has killed in themselves every germ of mysticism, and who scoffs at all forms of asceticism — holding this practice to be contrary to healthy equilibrium, as the prerogative of nervous temperaments and weak stomachs. If they do not possess this fund of optimism, life, for the free individual, has no reason to exist.

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Louis Moreau (1883-1958)

Louis Moreau: Individualist Art: On Louis Moreau: Books illustrated: Lettrines: l’en dehors / editions de l’en dehors / l’Unique: Mars, dieu des armées : 6 images anti-guerrières Contributions to periodicals: Prints: Poetry (?)
Eugène Bizeau

Eugène Bizeau (1883-1989)

COLLECTIONS: Balbutiements (Villeneuve-la-Garenne (Seine) : Éditions du ‘Luth français’, 1910.) Verrues sociales (Orléans : Imprimerie Ouvrière, 1914.) Croquis de la rue : poèmes (Paris : Editions de la Fenêtre ouverte, 1933.) Paternité : poèmes (Massiac (Cantal) : Éditions du ‘Nid dans les branches’, 1938. (23 janvier 1939.)) Poems by Eugène Bizeau [in progress]: [Eugène] Bizeau, “Mes vouloirs!” L’Anarchie 3 no. 131 (10 octobre 1907): 2. Eugène Bizeau, “Aux Champignonnistes,” Le Grillon, nouvelle série, 23 no. 25 (mars-avril 1909): 4. Eugène Bizeau, “La Plus aimée,” Le Grillon, nouvelle série, 24 no. 37 (juillet 1910). Eugène Bizeau, “Le Plancher des Vaches,” Le […]
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Marius Jean (1887-1973)

Links: Dictionnaire des anarchistes Bianco Bibliography: Jean Marius, “Etre anarchiste,” L’En dehors 6 no. 108 (début Mai 1927): 3. Marius Jean, “Eux et nous,” L’En dehors 6 no. 113-114 (fin Juillet 1927): 2. Marius Jean, “Se réaliser,” L’En dehors 6 no. 125 (fin Décembre 1927): 3. Marius Jean, “Rêve d’avenir,” L’en dehors 7 no. 137 (début Juillet 1928): 7. Marius Jean, “Il ne faut pas abdiquer,” L’en dehors 7 no. 146 (mi-Novembre 1928): 3. Marius Jean, “L’idéal de l’anarchiste” L’en dehors No. 150 (January, 1929): 8. Marius Jean, “Une propagande qui ne plaît pas,” L’en dehors 8 no. 156 (début […]
W. H. Van Ornum

William Henry Van Ornum

Chronological Bibliography – William Henry Van Ornum Works Co-Operation W. H. Van Ornum. Inter Ocean, (Chicago, IL) Wednesday, September 08, 1875; pg. 2; Issue 143; Conservators’ League An Address to Business Men. The Daily Inter Ocean, (Chicago, IL) Sunday, June 27, 1886; pg. 7; Issue 95 “Call a Halt,” The Daily Inter Ocean, (Chicago, IL) Tuesday, April 03, 1888; pg. 4; Issue 10 William Henry Van Ornum, “Wheelbarrow and Land Values,” The Open Court 3, no. 80 (March 7, 1889): 1506. The Australian Ballot (Letter to the editor) W. H. Van Ornum. The Daily Inter Ocean (Chicago, IL) Tuesday, May […]
Han Ryner

Han Ryner (1861-1938)

Working Translations: Han Ryner, “The Revolt of the Machines“ (1896) Han Ryner, “A Transition” (“The Secret of Don Juan”) (1897) (FR/EN) Han Ryner, “Duel upon Duel” (“The Penny-Pincher”) (1899) (FR/EN) Han Ryner, “The Paradox” (1915) Han Ryner, “Love Victorious” (1917) Han Ryner, “Deo Optimo Maximo” (1919) (FR/EN) Han Ryner, “What is the Individual?” (1919) Han Ryner, “The Little Exile” (1920) Han Ryner, from “The Congress of Poets“ Han Ryner, “Subjective, Subjectivism, Subjectivity” (Anarchist Encyclopedia) (FR/EN) Revue Anarchiste, “Is the Anarchist Ideal Achievable?” (1930) (FR/EN) Related links: Amis de Han Ryner Wikisource Anarchist Library [English] [French] Anarlivres: bibliography
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 […]