From the Libertarian Library – the first wave

120 posts since I launched From the Libertarian Library on March 23! Not bad for a month’s work. Here’s an index of what’s there so far:

• Welcome to the Libertarian Library
• John Adams, Social Reform, No. 1 [mutual banking]
  
• Peter I. Blacker, Equitable Villages
• Albert Brisbane, The Mutualist Township, II
• Albert Brisbane, The Mutualist Township
• Bolton Hall, Declaration of Children’s Independence
• Bolton Hall, Emerson the Anarchist
• Bolton Hall, The Growth of Socialism
• Bolton Hall, The Land Question and Economic Progress
• Bolton Hall, The New Charity
• Bolton Hall, The Taxation of Farmers
• Bolton Hall, The Tree of Equity
• [Bolton Hall, et all], The Trust and the Single Tax, 1901
• J. K. Ingalls, The Co-operative Brotherhood
• J. K. Ingalls, Industrial Wars and Government
  
• J. K. Ingalls, Labor, Wages, And Capital
• J. K. Ingalls, Land Limitation and Taxation
• J. K. Ingalls, Method of Transition
• J. K. Ingalls, Motives to Duty
• J. K. Ingalls, A Practical Movement for the Transition
• J. K. Ingalls, Reminiscences of an Octagenarian
  • Chapter 1
  • Chapter 2
  • Chapter 3
  • Chapter 4
  • Chapter 5
  • Chapter 6
  • Chapter 7
  • Chapter 8
  • Chapter 9
  • Chapter 10
  • Chapter 11
  • Chapter 12
  • Chapter 13
  • Chapter 14
  • Chapter 15
  • Chapter 16
  • Chapter 17
  • Chapter 18
  • Chapter 19
• J. K. Ingalls, The Wage Question
• Reply to “The Wage Question”
  
• J. K. Ingalls, Woman’s Industrial Subjection.—No. 1.—Its Origin
• J. K. Ingalls, Woman’s Industrial Subjection.—No. 2.—Its Gradual Development Under Governments of Force
• J. K. Ingalls, Woman’s Industrial Subjection.—No. 3.—In Relation to Land Ownership
• J. K. Ingalls, Woman’s Industrial Subjection.—No. 4.—In Exchanges of Labor and its Product,
• Samuel M. Jones, A Plea for Simpler Living
• M. E. Lazarus, Land Nationalization [review of Ingalls’ Social Wealth]
  
• M. E. Lazarus, Economic Fallacies [review of Ingalls’ Social Wealth]
• Samuel Leavitt, A Hotel and Cottage Association
• Pierre Leroux, Necessity of Evil, pt. 2
• Pierre Leroux, Necessity of Evil, pt. 1
• Lewis Masquerier, Mental, Chattel, and Hireling Slavery
• Lewis Masquerier, Propagandists
  
• W. H. Van Ornum, Co-operation
  1. Introduction
  2. In England
  3. Its Ideal
  4. Ancient Co-operation
  5. Some Experiments
  6. Various Schemes
  7. Various Schemes
  8. European Credit Banks
  9. European Credit Banks
  10. European Credit Banks
  11. Friendly Societies
  12. Historical Summary
  13. A Foundation
  14. A Plan
  15. Dangers
  16. Development
  17. Acquirement and Operation of Public Enterprises
  18. The Co-operative Commonwealth
  19. Conclusion
• W. H. Van Ornum, Mating or Marrying, Which?
• W. H. Van Ornum, A Problem in Sociology
• W. H. Van Ornum, The Problem of Criminality
• W. H. Van Ornum, The Study and Needs of Sociology
• W. H. Van Ornum, Why Government at All?
  
  • Preface

  PART I. REVIEWS.
  

  1. Introduction
  2. Henry George: his Economic Absurdities and Contradictions
  3. The Single Tax: Inadequate, Illogical, Cumbersome, and Unjust
  4. State Socialism: its Origin, Objects, and Methods
  5. State Socialism: its Foundation and Necessary Development
  6. The Fallacies of Karl Marx
  7. The Fallacies of Edward Bellamy
  8. The Fallacies of P. J. Proudhon and his School
  9. Social Palliatives
  10. Reform by Political Methods

  PART II. PRINCIPLES

  1. The Motive of Human Action
  2. The Object of Human Life
  3. The Purpose and Condition of Human Society
  4. The Development of Individual Character
  5. Human Equality
  6. On Property
  7. Human Liberty
  8. Slavery
  9. The Church and the State

  PART III. GOVERNMENT—LAW
  

  1. Recapitulation
  2. Government: Its Nature, Origin, and Tendencies
  3. Government: Its Functions
  4. The Real Scope and Functions of Civil Administration
  5. Government: Its Relation to Public Enterprises
  6. Crime: Its Nature and Cause
  7. Crime: Its Treatment
  8. Public Education
  9. How Laws are Made
  10. Summary

  PART IV. THE REMEDY

  1. The Abolition of the Law
  2. Effect Upon Public Order and Security
  3. Effect Upon the Distribution of Wealth
  4. Effect Upon the Development of Individual Character
  5. Solution of the Woman Question
  6. Solution of the Race Question
  7. Solution of Every Phase of the Social Question
  8. Conclusion
• Josiah Warren, Brief Outline of Equitable Commerce
• Josiah Warren(?), Improvement in the Machinery of Law
• Josiah Warren, Reduction in the Cost of Printing
  
• Alfred B. Westrup, Let Us Emancipate the Race