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Declaration of Sentiments and Constitution of the New-England Labor-Reform League (1869)

October 21, 2019 Shawn P. Wilbur

Having met to promote associative effort for the emancipation of labor, it is proper to indicate reasons which inspire this action, and the objects we aim to accomplish. Believing life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, inalienable privileges, we affirm the right of every human being to the means necessary to secure and maintain them. Land, mines, air, water, vegetables, animals, all material and spiritual objects, unmodified by human skill are natural wealth, to be held free and common; […]

Henry Edger, “Prostitution and the International Woman’s League” (1877)

September 19, 2019 Shawn P. Wilbur

Henry Edger, “Prostitution and the International Woman’s League,” The Radical Review 1, no. 3 (November 1877): 397-418. PROSTITUTION AND THE INTERNATIONAL WOMAN’S LEAGUE. Human questions need for their effectual study to be regarded from all […]

E. L. Juin, “Emile Zola: Le Triomphe de la vérité” (1899)

September 16, 2019 Shawn P. Wilbur

Emile Zola, Le Triomphe de la vérité : justifications des allégations contenues dans “J’accuse” par le débats de la Cour de Cassation, 1899. This was the one pamphlet that Juin, otherwise known as E. Armand, published […]

Henry Olerich, “What the American Civil War Has Not Done” (1893)

August 24, 2019 Shawn P. Wilbur

Henry Olerich, “What the American Civil War Has Not Done,” The American Journal of Politics 3, no. 6 (December 1893): 628-634. WHAT THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR HAS NOT DONE BY PROF. H. OLERICH. PERHAPS all […]

Margaret C. Anderson, “Art and Anarchism” (1916)

August 16, 2019 Shawn P. Wilbur

Art and Anarchism MARGARET C. ANDERSON WHEN “they” ask you what anarchism is, and you scuffle around for the most convincing definition, why don’t you merely ask instead: “What is art?” Because anarchism and art […]

Arturo M. Giovannitti, “The Constructive Side of Syndicalism” (1907)

August 8, 2019 Shawn P. Wilbur

Like all the other new theories that have loomed up in the horizon on the troubled waters of capitalist society, or, for that matter, any society whatever, syndicalism is naturally going to be very much maligned, calumniated, and revolted against, not only by those that are not in sympathy with it from the economic point of view, but also from those that are sincere in their beliefs and earnest in uplifting mankind to the higher plane of civilization. It has been ever so throughout history, and it is so today. […]

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From the Archives

Declaration of Sentiments and Constitution of the New-England Labor-Reform League (1869)

Henry Edger, “Prostitution and the International Woman’s League” (1877)

E. L. Juin, “Emile Zola: Le Triomphe de la vérité” (1899)

Henry Olerich, “What the American Civil War Has Not Done” (1893)

Margaret C. Anderson, “Art and Anarchism” (1916)

Arturo M. Giovannitti, “The Constructive Side of Syndicalism” (1907)

Arturo M. Giovannitti, “Syndicalism—The Creed of Force” (1913)

Elisée Reclus’ Great Globe

Sidney H. Morse, “Ethics of the Homestead Strike” (1892)

Sidney H. Morse, “So the Railway Kings Itch for an Empire, Do They?” (1877)