Max Nettlau
Max Nettlau (1865-1944)
One of 2019’s archival projects will be pulling together the large quantity of material I have gathered or generated regarding Max Nettlau and his works.
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Calvin Blanchard
Calvin Blanchard on Art-Liberty (1860)
[one_third padding=”0 10px 0 0px”] Art-Liberty [category feed] “My Undertaking and its Auspices” (1861) Those Peculiar Advertisements (1864–1865) Writings in the Boston Investigator (1861–1866) “Last Words of Calvin Blanchard” (1868) “In Search of The Writings of Calvin Blanchard“ Works by Calvin Blanchard: Blanchard’s bulletin to independent thinkers [1856—] The new crisis, or, Our deliverance from priestly fraud, political charlatanry, and popular despotism, 1857. The Essence of Science; or, The catechism of positive sociology, and physical mentality. By a student of Auguste Comte. New York, C. Blanchard, 1859 The religion of science: or, The art of actualizing liberty, and of perfecting […]
Pantarchy
The Pantarchy
[one_third padding=”0 10px 0 0px”] Stephen Pearl Andrews in the Journal of the American Temperance Union (1837–1838) Andrews & Wendell Phillips, [Debate on Abolition and Disunion] (1847) Stephen Pearl Andrews, “Equitable Commerce” (N. Y. Tribune, 1850) [in progress] Stephen Pearl Andrews, “The Baby World” (1855) Constitutions and Organic Bases of the Pantarchy and New Catholic Church (1860) Stephen Pearl Andrews, “The Pantarchy Defined—The Word and the Thing” (1873) Andrews, Benj. R. Tucker & William B. Greene, [Debate regarding Proudhon in The Index] (1876) Stephen Pearl Andrews, “The Labor Dollar” (1877) Stephen Pearl Andrews, “The Science of Universology” (1877–1879) (I–XII) (XIII–XXIV) […]
Sidney H. Morse
Sidney H. Morse (1833-1903)
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): […]
Eliphalet Kimball
PROJECT: There Ought Always To Be Anarchy
Thoughts on Natural Principles (1867) Eliphalet Kimball in Woodhull and Claflin’s Weekly (1873–1876) Eliphalet Kimball for President! (1852) Another side of Eliphalet Kimball (necrology, etc.) Eliphalet Kimball [tag feed] BOOK PROPOSAL There Ought Always To Be Anarchy: Thoughts on Natural Principles, 1852-1876 by Eliphalet Kimball (~32,000 words) Eliphalet Kimball was that rare thing, an enthusiastic and unapologetic advocate of anarchy, in an era when even the most active and prominent libertarian thinkers tended to be much more circumspect. So it is remarkable that the histories of anarchist thought have so consistently passed over him, while a wide array of other […]
Ricardo Mella
Ricardo Mella Cea (1861 – 1925)
Bibliography and Mella Project work-page Ricardo Mella — Chronological Bibliography Obras de R. Mella I. — IDEARO II. — ENSAYOS Y CONFERENCIAS III. — ESTUDIOS SOBRE EL ANARQUISMO IV. — ESCRITOS DE POLEMICA V. — PAGINAS DE LUCHA Y PROPAGANDA VI. — TRABAJOS DISPERSOS TRANSLATIONS Ricardo Mella Cea (April 13, 1861 – August 7, 1925) is generally known in the English-speaking world as an anarchist collectivist, a proponent of anarchism without adjectives and, according to the testimony of various contemporaries and historians, one of the greatest anarchist theorists that the tradition has produced. But his work is still largely unknown, […]
Lewis Masquerier
Lewis Masquerier (1802–1888)
Related Links: Masquerier in the “Western Examiner” (1834-1835) Masquerier in the “Boston Investigator” (1834-1888) Masquerier in “The Crisis” (1834) Masquerier in “The Free Enquirer” (1834) Masquerier in “The New Moral World” (1836–1841) Lewis Masquerier in the “Working Man’s Advocate” and “Young America” (1844-1848) Aunt Elmina visits Lewis Masquerier (1884) Sociology Reconstructed Lewis Masquerier [tag feed] Bibliography: Ann, [letter], The Boston Investigator 3 no. 7 (May 10, 1833): 1. [Ann Tabor] Palmer, “Nature and Her Laws — Necessity of Acquiring a Knowledge of Them,” Western Examiner (St. Louis) 1 no. 9 (May 1, 1834): 68-70. [note], Western Examiner (St. Louis) 1 […]
Dyer D. Lum
Dyer D. Lum (1839-1893)
Links Dyer D. Lum in the Boston Investigator (1857–1861) Dyer D. Lum in the Banner of Light (1867–1872) Dyer D. Lum in The Evolution (1877–1878) Works by Dyer D. Lum Dyer D. Lum, “Cure Meslier,” The Boston Investigator 27, no. 5 (May 27, 1857): 2. Dyer D. Lum, “Infidels Should Avow Their Sentiments,” The Boston Investigator 27, no. 11 (July 8, 1857): 1. Dyer D. Lum, “The First Christians,” The Boston Investigator 27, no. 36 (December 30, 1857): 1. [letter] – Boston Investigator, (Boston, MA) Wednesday, November 14, 1860; pg. 237; Vol. 30, Issue 30; Dyer D. Lum, “Axioms,” The […]
E. Armand
E. Armand (Lucien-Ernest Juin) (1872-1962)
E. Armand is one of those figures who may at first seem quite marginal, a sort of European alternative to figures like Benjamin R. Tucker, but who appears and reappears, often in the most unlikely times and places, when you begin to dig into the international literature of anarchism.
Lizzie M. Holmes
Lizzie M. Holmes (1850-1926)
Lizzie M. Holmes was born Elizabeth May Hunt (December 21, 1850) and lived for some time in Berlin Heights, OH (a free-love commune of sorts.) She wrote (or was identified in the press) under quite a number of different names: Lizzie M. Swank, Lizzie Swank Holmes, L. M. S., May Huntley, etc. Works by Lizzie M. Holmes: “Resolutions of Respect” Boston Investigator, (Boston, MA) Wednesday, January 30, 1884; pg. 6; Issue 42. Lizzie M. Swank, “An Open Letter to the Moral Education Society,” The Radical Review 2 no. 16 (May 31, 1884): 2. Lizzie M. Swank, “Wealth and Poverty,” Nemaha […]