Sidney H. Morse

From Libertarian Labyrinth

Sidney H. Morse was an American mutualist writer, poet and sculptor. He was the literary executor for Josiah Warren and explored Warren's system of equitable commerce in several of his works. He was also a friend and follower of Walt Whitman. He wrote for Liberty (1881-1907) under the names "H," "Morse" and "Phillip."

Works

• The All-Loving (poem)
• Chips from my Studio
• Ethics of the Homestead Strike (1892)
• Liberty and Wealth (1884)
• "My Grandmother's Religion." The Ethical Record. III, 1 (April, 1890) 39-44.
• So the Railway Kings Itch for an Empire, Do They? (1877)