Men Against the State

Between pages 102-103:

JOSIAH WARREN

EZRA HEYWOOD

LYSANDER SPOONER

BENJAMIN R. TUCKER

The history of these photographs is obscure but their authenticity is without question. Those of Warren and Heywood have never before been published.

The publishers are indebted to Laurance Labadie for his graciousness in supplying the pictures of Spooner and Heywood.

The Warren portrait, taken in Boston, probably around 1870, was supplied to the author of this book by the widow of Benjamin R. Tucker, the late Pearl Johnson Tucker, in 1947. There are no other known pictures of Warren.

Details concerning the Heywood and Spooner pictures are unavailable. It is probable that they were also taken in Boston, perhaps between 1880 and 1885. The Spooner picture was published in the 1966 reprint of his No Treason and Letter to Thomas F. Bayard.

The photograph of Tucker first was published as the frontispiece to his Instead of a Book in 1893, and would appear to be a likeness of him when he was thirty-eight or thirty-nine years of age. It was undoubtedly made in New York City.