Men Against the State
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1. ANARCHIST SOURCE MATERIALS
a. Manuscript Collections
Baskette Collection, University of Illinois, Champaign, Illinois.
Labadie Collection, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Library of the Workingmen’s Institute, New Harmony, Indiana.
Suffolk County Historical Society, Riverhead, Long Island, New York.
b. Bibliographies and Encyclopedias
ADAMS, FREDERICK B., JR.
Radical Literature in America. Stamford, Conn., 1939.
FAURE, SEBASTIEN (ed.)
L’Encyclopédie Anarchiste. 4 vols. Paris, n.d.
JOHNSON, ALLEN, and MALONE, DUMAS (eds.)
Dictionary of American Biography. 21 vols. New York, 1937.
KUNITZ, STANLEY J., and HAYCRAFT, HOWARD
American Authors, 1600-1900. New York, 1938.
LASSWELL, HAROLD, CASEY, RALPH D., and SMITH, BRUCE L.
Propaganda and Promotional Activities. An Annotated Bibliography. Minneapolis, 1935.
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The National Cyclopedia of American Biography. 39 vols. New York, 1893-1942.
NETTLAU, MAX
Bibliographie de L’Anarchie. Paris and Brussels, 1897.
REESE, RENA
List of Books and Pamphlets in a Special Collection in the Library of the Workingmen’s Institute, New Harmony, Ind. New Harmony, Ind., 1909.
STAMMHAMMER, JOSEF
Bibliographie des Socialismus und Communismus. 3 vols. Jena, 1893-1909.
TUCKER, BENJAMIN R.
B. R. Tucker’s Unique Catalog of Adavnced Literature. New York, 1906.
WILSON, JAMES GRANT, and FISKE, JOHN (eds.)
Appleton’s Cyclopedia of American Biography. 6 vols. New York, 1887-1889.
ZIMAND, SAVEL
Modern Social Movements; Descriptive Summaries and Bibliographies. New York, 1921.
c. Anarchist Books, Pamphlets, and Periodical Articles
ANDREWS, STEPHEN PEARL
The Science of Society. (No. 1. The True Constitution of Government in the Sovereignty of the Individual as the Final Development of Protestantism, Democracy, and Socialism.) New York, 1852.
The Science of Society. (No. 2. Cost the Limit of Price: Scientific Measure of Honesty in Trade as One of the Fundamental Principles of the Solutions of the Social Problem.) New York, 1852.
“The Great American Crisis,” The Continental Monthly, IV (December, 1863), 658-670; V (January, 1864), 87-89; (March, 1864), 300-317.
The Basic Outline of Universology. An Introduction to the Newly Discovered Science of the Universe; Its Elementary Principles, and the First Stages of Their Development in the Special Sciences. New York, 1872.
The Labor Dollar. Boston, 1881.
Love, Marriage and Divorce, and the Sovereignty of the Individual. A Discussion Between Henry James, Horace Greeley and Stephen Pearl Andrews. Boston, 1889.
The Sovereignty of the Individual. Berkeley Heights, N. J., 1938.
APPLETON, HENRY
What is Freedom and When Am I Free? Being an Attempt to Put Liberty on a Rational Basis and To Wrest Its Keeping From Irresponsible Pretenders in Church and State. Boston, 1888.
ARMAND, ERNEST (Pseud. Ernest Juin)
Iniziazione Individualista Anarchica. Florence, Italy, 1956.
BILGRAM, HUGO
The Iron Law of Wages, n.p., n.d.
Involuntary Idleness. Philadelphia, 1889.
A Study of the Money Question. New York, 1895.
“The Quantity Theory Scrutinized,” The Journal of Political Economy, XXIX (November, 1921), 757-766.
The Remedy for Overproduction and Unemployment. New York, 1928.
BILGRAM, HUGO and LEVY, LOUIS EDWARD
The Cause of Business Depressions. Philadelphia, 1914. New Edition, Bombay, 1950.
BOOL, HENRY
Liberty Without Invasion, Means and End of Progress. Ithaca, N.Y., 1901.
Henry Bool’s Apology for His Jeffersonian Anarchism. Ithaca, N. Y., 1901.
BROKAW, WARREN EDWIN
The Equitist Plan. Phoenix, Ariz., 1922.
Equitable Society and How To Create It. New York, 1927.
BYINGTON, STEVEN T.
“Benjamin Ricketson Tucker,” Man!, VII (August, 1939), 517-518.
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Chicago Conference on Trusts. Chicago, 1900.
COHEN, HENRY
Proudhon’s Solution of the Social Problem. New York, 1927.
DE CLEYRE, VOLTAIRINE
Selected Works. New York, 1914.
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Fifty Years After at Brentwood, Long Island, May 30th, 1905. Brentwood, Long Island, 1905.
FOWLER, CHARLES T.
The Labor Question. Princeton, Mass., n.d.
FULTON, EDWARD H.
Land, Money and Property (Liberty Library Nos. 8, 9). Columbus Junction, Iowa, 1896.
GORDAK, WILLIAM WALSTEIN
Adaptability to Environment, n.p., n.d.
GREENE, WILLIAM BRADFORD
Equality. West Brookfield, Mass., 1849.
Mutual Banking. West Brookfield, Mass., 1850.
The Radical Deficiency of the Existing Circulating Medium, and the Advantages of a Mutual Currency. Boston, 1857.
Sovereignty of the People. Boston, 1868.
Mutual Banking, Showing the Radical Deficiences of the Present Circulating Medium, and the Advantages of a Free Currency. Worcester, Mass., 1870.
The Facts of Consciousness and the Philosophy of Mr. Herbert Spencer. Boston, 1871.
Transcendentalism. Boston, 1871.
The Blazing Star. Boston, 1871.
The Working Woman. Boston, 1875.
Socialistic, Communistic, Mutualistic and Financial Fragments. Boston, 1875.
HANSON, WILLIAM
The Fallacies in Henry George’s “Progress and Poverty” Exposed. Princeton, Mass., n.d.
HEYWOOD, EZRA H.
The Labor Party. New York, 1868.
Yours or Mine: An Essay To Show the True Basis of Property and the Causes of Its Inequitable Distribution. Princeton, Mass., 1873.
Uncivil Liberty: An Essay To Show the Injustice and Impolicy of Ruling Woman Without Her Consent. Princeton, Mass., 1873.
Hard Cash: An Essay To Show That Financial Monopolies Hinder Enterprise and Defraud Both Labor and Capital. . . Princeton, Mass., 1874.
The Great Strike: Its Relation to Labor, Property and Government. Princeton, Mass., 1878.
The Evolutionists: Being a Condensed Report of the Principles, Proposals and Methods of the Union Reform League. Princeton, Mass., 1882.
Free Speech: Report of Ezra H. Heywood’s Defense Before the United States Court in Boston, April 10, 11 and 12, 1883;—Together with Judge Nelson’s Charge to the Jury . . . Princeton, Mass., 1883.
Social Ethics: An Essay To Show That Since the Right of Private Judgment Must Be Respected in Morals As Well As in Religion, Free Rum, the Conceded Right of Choice in Beverages and Required Power to Decline Intoxicants Promotes Rational Sobriety and Assures Temperance. Princeton, Mass., 1889.
HEYWOOD, EZRA H. (ed.)
Declaration of Sentiments and Constitution of the New England Reform League. Boston, 1869.
INGALLS, JOSHUA KING
Land and Labor. Princeton, Mass., n.d.
Periodical Business Crises. New York, 1878.
Work and Wealth. Boston, 1881.
Social Wealth: the Sole Factors and Exact Ratios in Its Acquirement and Apportionment. New York, 1885.
Economic Equities: A Compend of the Natural Laws of Industrial Production and Exchange. New York, 1887.
Henry George Examined. Should Land Be Nationalized or Individualized? Princeton, Mass., 1888.
Social Industry, or the Sole Source of Increase. Sioux City, Iowa, 1891.
The Unrevealed Religion. Sioux City, Iowa, 1891.
Reminiscences of an Octogenarian in the Fields of Industrial and Social Reform. Elmira, N.Y., 1897.
KUEHN, HERMAN
The Problem of Worry: An Insurance Expert’s Plan for Practical Commercial Credit Coöperation. Chicago, 1901.
LABADIE, JOSEPH A.
Anarchism: What It Is and What It Is Not. Detroit, 1896.
Essays by Jo Labadie. Detroit, 1911.
Anarchism: Genuine and Asinine. Wixom, Michigan, 1925.
Anarchism. Detroit, 1932.
LABADIE, LAURANCE
Anarchism Applied to Economics. Detroit, 1933.
LUM, DYER D.
Social Problems of Today; or the Mormon Question in Its Economic As-pects. Port Jervis, N.Y., 1886.
The Economics of Anarchy, A Study of the Industrial Type. Chicago, 1890.
Philosophy of Trade Unions. New York, 1892.
NATIONAL DEFENSE ASSOCIATION
United States vs. Heywood. Why the Defendant Should Be Released. New York, 1891.
PILLSBURY, PARKER
“Cupid’s Yokes” and the Holy Scriptures Contrasted, in a Letter from Parker Pillsbury to Ezra H. Heywood. Boston, 1878.
PROUDHON, PIERRE JOSEPH
General Idea of the Revolution in the 19th Century (Translated from the French by John Beverly Robinson). London, 1923; reprinted, New York, 1969.
ROBINSON, JOHN BEVERLY
The New Christianity. New York, 1886.
“Why I Oppose Building Laws,” The Engineering Magazine, II (November, 1891), 246-251.
Egoism, n.p., 1915.
Economics of Liberty. Minneapolis, 1916.
Rebuilding the World: An Outline of the Principles of Anarchism. Ann Arbor, 1917.
SCHULDER, FRED
The Relation of Anarchism to Organization. Cleveland, 1899
SPOONER, LYSANDER
Constitutional Law Relative to Credit, Currency and Banking. Worcester, Mass., 1843.
The Unconstitutionality of the Laws of Congress Prohibiting Private Mails. New York, 1844.
The Unconstitutionality of Slavery. Boston, 1845.
The Unconstitutionality of Slavery. Boston, 1856. (This edition contains the second part of the work, which originally appeared in 1847.)
Poverty: Its Illegal Causes and Legal Cure. Boston, 1846.
A Defence for Fugitive Slaves, Against the Acts of Congress of February 2, 1793, and September 18, 1850. Boston, 1850.
Illegality of the Trial of John W. Webster. Boston, 1850.
Who Caused the Reduction in Postage? Boston, 1851.
An Essay on the Trial by Jury. Boston, 1852.
The Law of Intellectual Property, or, An Essay on the Right of Authors and Inventors to a Perpetual Property in Their Ideas. Boston, 1885.
A New System of Paper Currency. Boston, 1861.
Considerations for Bankers and Holders of United States Bonds. Boston, 1864.
No Treason. (No. 1, The Suppression of the Rebellion Finally Disposes of the Pretence That the United States Government Rests on Consent.) Boston, 1867.
No Treason. (No. 2, The Constitution.) Boston, 1867.
No Treason. (No. 6, The Constitution of No Authority.) Boston, 1870. New Edition, Larkspur, Colorado, 1966.
A New Banking System: The Needful Capital for Rebuilding the Burnt District. Boston, 1873.
Our Financiers, Their Ignorance, Usurpations and Frauds. Boston, 1877.
The Law of Prices: A Demonstration of the Necessity for an Indefinite Increase of Money. Boston, 1877.
Gold and Silver as Standards of Value. Boston, 1878.
Universal Wealth Shown To Be Easily Attainable. Boston, 1879.
Revolution, the Only Remedy for the Oppressed Classes of Ireland, England, and Other Parts of the British Empire. No. 1, A Reply to “Dun-raven.” Boston, 1880.
Natural Law; or the Science of Justice; a Treatise on Natural Law, Natural Justice, Natural Rights, Natural Liberty, and Natural Society, Showing That All Legislation Whatsoever Is An Absurdity, a Usurpation and a Crime. Boston, 1882.
A Letter to Thomas F. Bayard: Challenging His Right and the Right of All Other So-called Senators and Representatives in Congress—to Exercise any Legislative Power Whatever Over the People of the United States. Boston, 1882. New Edition, Larkspur, Colorado, 1966.
A Letter to Grover Cleveland, On His False Inaugural Address, the Usurpations and Crimes of Lawmakers and Judges, and the Consequent Poverty, Ignorance and Servitude of the People. Boston, 1886.
STIRNER, MAX (Pseud. Johann Caspar Schmidt)
The Ego and His Own (Translated by Steven T. Byington). New York, 1907. New Edition, New York, 1963.
The False Principle of Our Education. (Translated by Robert H. Beebe.) Colorado Springs, 1967.
SWARTZ, CLARENCE LEE
What Is Mutualism? New York, 1927.
TANDY, FRANCIS D.
Free Competition. An Outline of the Principles of Philosophical Anarchism (Liberty Library No. 6). Columbus Junction, Iowa, 1896.
Modern Socialistic Tendencies (Liberty library No. 4). Columbus Junction, Iowa, 1897.
TUCKER, BENJAMIN R.
Anarchism or Anarchy, A Discussion Between William H. Tillinghurst and B. R. Tucker. Boston, 1881.
Instead of a Book, by a Man too Busy to Write One. New York, 1893, 1969.
Henry George, Traitor. New York, 1896.
A Blow at Trial By Jury; An Examination of the Special Jury Law Passed By the New York Legislature in 1896. New York, 1898.
State Socialism and Anarchism, How Far They Agree, and Wherein They Differ. New York, 1899.
The Attitude of Anarchism Toward Industrial Combinations. New York, 1903.
Individual Liberty (Clarence Lee Swartz, editor). New York, 1926.
WALKER, JAMES L.
The Philosophy of Egoism. Denver, 1905.
WARREN, JOSIAH
Manifesto. New Harmony, Ind., 1841. (New edition, Berkeley Heights, N.J., 1952.)
A New System of Musical Notation. New Harmony, Ind., 1844.
Equitable Commerce: A New Developement [sic] of Principles for the Harmonious Adjustment and Regulation of the Pecuniary, Intellectual and Moral Intercourse of Mankind, Proposed as Elements of New Society. New Harmony, Ind., 1846.
Practical Details in Equitable Commerce, Showing the Workings in Actual Experiment, During a Series of Years, of the Social Principles Expounded in the Works Called “Equitable Commerce,” by the Author of This, and “The Science of Society,” by Stephen Pearl Andrews. New York, 1852.
Positions Defined (a leaflet). Village of Modern Times [L.I.], 1853.
Equitable Commerce (a leaflet). Boston, 1856.
Modern Education. Long Island, N.Y., 1861.
Modern Government and Its True Mission, A Few Words for the American Crisis, n.p., 1862.
True Civilization an Immediate Necessity and the Last Ground of Hope for Mankind. Being the Results and Conclusions of Thirty-nine Years’ Laborious Study and Experiments in Civilization As It Is, and in Different Enterprises for Reconstruction. Boston, 1863.
The Emancipation of Labor. Boston, 1864.
True Civilization: A Subject of Vital and Serious Interest to All People But Most Immediately to Men and Women of Labor and Sorrow. Cliftondale, Mass., 1869.
Response to the Call of the National Labor Union. Boston, 1871.
Practical Applications of the Elementary Principles of “True Civilization” to the Minute Details of Every Day Life Being Part III, the Last of the “True Civilization” Series, and the Facts and Conclusions of Forty-Seven Years Study and Experiments in Reform Movements Through Communism To and In Elementary Principles, Found in a Direction Exactly Opposite to and Away From Communism, But Leading Directly to All the Harmonic Results Aimed at by Communism. Princeton, Mass., 1872.
Money, the Defects of Money Are the “Roots of All Evil.” Charlestown, Mass., 1873.
Letter to E. H. Heywood. Princeton, Mass., 1873.
A Few Words to the Writer in a Paper Called “The Circular” on “The Sovereignty of the Individual., n.p., n.d.
WESTRUP, ALFRED B.
The Financial Problem: Its Relation to Labor Reform and Prosperity. Dallas, 1886.
Citizen’s Money. San Francisco, 1890.
The New Philosophy of Money. Minneapolis, 1895. (2nd ed. rev. and enlarged, sub-titled The Tragedy of Economics. Chicago, 1915).
Plenty of Money. New York, 1899.
Address On a New System of Money Given at the Chicago Chapter of the American Institute of Banking Held in the Northwestern University Building May 23, 1916. Chicago, 1919.
Escucha! The Revelation of a Principle in Economic Science Unknown to Sociologists. Chicago, 1918.
YARROS, VICTOR S.
Anarchism: Its Aims and Methods. Boston, 1887.
“Historian Von Hoist’s ‘Awakening’: Are Labor’s Claims Anti-Social?,” American Journal of Politics, V (November, 1894), 496-503.
“This Year’s Strikes and the Present Industrial Situation,” Review of Reviews, XXX (October, 1904), 430-433.
“The Story of the I. W. W. Trial,” The Survey, XL (August 31, 1918), 603-604; (September 7, 1918), 630-632; (September 14, 1918), 660-663.
“The I. W. W. Trial,” Nation, CVII (August 31, 1918), 220-223.
Our Revolution; Essays in Interpretation. Boston, 1920.
“Philosophical Anarchism: Its Rise, Decline and Eclipse,” The American Journal of Sociology, XLI (January, 1936), 470-483.
“Toward the American Commonwealth: Independent Pragmatic Radicalism,” The Social Frontier, V (December, 1938), 89-90.
“The Persistence of Utopian Thinking,” The Social Frontier, V (June, 1939), 264-268.
“Philosophical Anarchism (1880-1910),” Journal of Social Philosophy, VI (April, 1941), 254-262.
Adventures in the Realm of Ideas. Girard, Kan., 1947.
d. Anarchist and Semi-Anarchist Newspapers and Periodicals
The Advance. Mount Juliet, Tennessee, 1911-1912.
The Age of Thought. Columbus Junction, Iowa, 1896-1898.
The Alarm. Chicago and New York, 1883-1889.
The Anarchist. London, 1885-1886.
Der Arme Teufel. Detroit, 1884-1900.
The Auditor. Chicago, 1891.
The Beacon. San Diego and San Francisco, 1890-1891.
The Coming Era. Dallas, 1898.
The Eagle and the Serpent. London and Chicago, 1898-1902, 1927.
Ego. Clinton, Iowa, 1921-1923.
Egoism. San Francisco and Oakland, 1891-1897.
The Egoist. Clinton, Iowa, 1923-1924.
L’En Dehors. Orleans, France, 1922-1939.
Enfant Terrible. San Francisco, 1891.
The Equitist. Haskell Flats, N.Y., and Phoenix, Ariz., 1897, 1927-1933.
The Equitist. Del Rosa, Calif., 1928-1933.
Equity, Liberal, Missouri, 1886-1887.
L’Ere Nouvelle. Paris, 1905-1906.
Fair Play. Valley Falls, Kan., and Sioux City, Iowa, 1898-1908. The Firebrand. Portland, Oregon, 1895-1897.
The Firebrand. Mount Juliet, Tennessee, and Sweden, Texas, 1909-1910.
The Free Comrade. Wellesley, Mass., 1900-1902, 1910-1912.
The Free Lance. Minneapolis and St. Paul, 1916.
Herald of Equity. Cincinnati, 1841.
Humanity First. Xenia, 111., and Riverdale, Md., 1919-1920.
I. Wellesley, Mass., 1898-1900.
Instead of a Magazine. Minneapolis, 1915-1916.
Liberty. Boston and New York, 1881-1908.
Lucifer, the Light Bearer. Valley Falls, Kan., Topeka and Chicago, 1890-1907.
The Mutualist. Clinton, Iowa and Peoria, 111., 1925-1928.
The New Order. Clinton, Iowa, 1919.
The Peaceful Revolutionist. Cincinnati, 1833.
The Peaceful Revolutionist. Devoted to The Practical Details of Equitable Commerce. Utopia, Ohio, 1848.
The Periodical Letter on the Principles and Progress of the “Equity Movement.” Long Island, N.Y., and Boston, 1854-1858.
The Quarterly Letter. Devoted Mainly to Showing the Practical Applications and Progress of Equity. Cliftondale, Mass., 1867.
The Radical Review. New Bedford, Mass., 1877-1878.
Le Sémeur. Santiago de Puriscal, Costa Rica, 1926-1929.
The 1776 American. Clinton, Iowa, 1920.
The Sun. Kansas City, Mo., 1887.
Today. Nashville, Tennessee, 1905.
L’Unique. Orleans, France, 1945-1952.
Western Tiller. Cincinnati, Ohio, 1827.
Winn’s Firebrand. Mount Juliet, Tennessee, 1902-1903.
The Word. Princeton and Cambridge, Mass., 1872-1890, 1892-1893.
2. OTHER RELATED PRIMARY MATERIALS
a. Books, Pamphlets and Periodical Articles
BADCOCK, JOHN, JR.
Slaves to Duty. Detroit, 1938. (First published 1894).
BECK, WILLIAM (publisher)
Money and Banking or Their Nature and Effects Considered. Together With a Plan For the Universal Diffusion of Their Legitimate Benefits Without Their Evils, By a Citizen of Ohio. Cincinnati, 1839.
Prospectus of the United States General Balancing Office: An Effectual Substitute for Money and Banking. Cincinnati, n.d.
COMMONS, JOHN R., and ASSOCIATES
A Documentary History of American Industrial Society. 10 vols. Cleveland, 1910.
COMTE, AUGUSTE
Appel aux Conservateurs. Paris, 1855.
CONWAY, MONCURE D.
“Modern Times, New York,” The Fortnightly Review, I (July, 1865), 421-434.
Autobiography, Memories and Experiences. 2 vols. Boston, 1904.
EDGER, HENRY
Modern Times, The Labor Question and the Family. Modern Times [L.I.], 1855.
August Comte and the Middle Ages. Presbourg, Hungary, 1885.
ELLIS, JOHN B.
Free Love and Its Votaries; or, American Socialism Unmasked. San Francisco, 1870.
EVANS, FREDERICK WILLIAM
Autobiography of a Shaker. New York, 1888.
HIATT, JOEL W., (ed.)
“Diary of William Owen From November 10, 1824, to April 20, 1825,” Indiana Historical Society Publications, IV (Indianapolis, 1906), 7-134.
INGLIS, AGNES
“A Reminiscence of John Beverley Robinson.” Unpublished, Ann Arbor, 1940.
INGRAM, JOHN K.
Passages From the Letters of Auguste Comte. London, 1901.
ISHILL, JOSEPH (ed.)
Free Vistas. 2 vols. Berkeley Heights, N.J., 1933-1937.
Correspondencia Selecta de Joseph Ishill (Edited by Vladimir Muñoz). Mexico City, 1967.
KELLOGG, EDWARD
Labor and Other Capital: the Rights of Each Secured and the Wrongs of Both Eradicated. New York, 1849.
LAGARRIGUE, JORGE (ed.)
Lettres d’Auguste Comte, Fondateur de la Religion Universelle et Premier Grandeprêtre de L’Humanité à Henry Edger, et à John Metcalfe . . . Paris, 1889.
MASQUERIER, LEWIS
Sociology: or, the Reconstruction of Society, Government and Property. New York, 1877.
The Sataniad, or Contest of the Gods for the Dominion of Heaven and Earth. New York, 1877.
MILL, JOHN STUART
Autiobiography. London, 1875.
NICHOLS, THOMAS LOW
Forty Years of American Life. 2 vols. London, 1864.
NOLD, CARL
“Fifty Years Ago,” Man!, II (January, 1934), 85, 88. (Pittsburgh Anarchist Congress.)
NOYES, JOHN HUMPHREY
History of American Socialisms. Philadelphia, 1870.
OWEN, ROBERT DALE
“My Experience of Community Life,” Atlantic Monthly, XXXII (September, 1873), 336-348.
PARE, WILLIAM
“Equitable Villages in America,” Journal of the Statistical Society of London, XIX (June, 1856), 127-143.
Co-operative Agriculture: a Solution of the Land Question as Exemplified in the History of the Ralahine Co-operative Agricultural Association, County Clare, Ireland. London, 1870.
PHILLIPS, WENDELL
Review of Lysander Spooner’s Essay on the Unconstitutionality of Slavery. Boston, 1847.
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“Triallville and Modern Times,” Chambers’ Edinburgh Journal, XVIII (December 18, 1852), 395-397.
REDBEARD, RAGNAR (Pseud.?)
Might is Right, or the Survival of the Fittest. London, 1910; Chicago, 1927.
RIEGEL, E. C.
Private Enterprise Money. New York, 1944.
TROWBRIDGE, JOHN T.
“A Reminiscence of the Pantarch,” The Independent, IV (February 26, 1903), 497-501.
WALKER, AMASA
“Modern Alchemy,” The Banker’s Magazine and Statistical Register, XI, new series (December, 1861), 407-416.
WARREN, GEORGE W.
“Josiah Warren,” unpublished, Evansville, Ind., 1893.
b. Other Related Periodicals
The Altruist. St. Louis, Mo., 1895-1905.
The Arbitrator. Denver, 1889.
The Art of Living. Modern Times, L.I., N.Y., 1852.
Boston Investigator. Boston, 1848-1857.
The Free Enquirer. New York, 1828-1832.
Free Society. San Francisco, 1897-1904.
The Free Soiler. New York, 1884.
The Free Thinker’s Magazine. Buffalo, N.Y., 1882-1893.
The Index. Toledo and Boston, 1870-1873, 1873-1880.
International Intelligence Institute Bulletin. New York, 1912-1914.
Labor Exchange Guide. Denver, 1897.
The Libertarian. Los Angeles, 1923-1924.
The New Harmony Gazette. New Harmony, Ind., 1825-1828.
Solidarity. New York, 1892-1895, 1898. This should not be confused with the I. W. W. paper of the same name.
The Spirit of the Age. New York, 1850-1852.
The Spiritual Age. New York, 1857.
The Truth Seeker. New York, 1883-1905.
Twentieth Century Magazine. New York, 1888-1896.
The Woodhull and Claflin’s Weekly. New York, 1870-1876.
c. Newspapers (incomplete files)
Boston Globe.
Boston Herald.
The Indiana Statesman. New Harmony, Ind.
New Bedford Standard. New Bedford, Mass.
New York Herald.
New York Home Journal.
New York Tribune.
3. GENERAL WORKS AND SECONDARY AUTHORITIES
ADAMIC, LOUIS
Dynamite, the Story of Class Violence in America. London, 1931.
ADAMS, GRACE, and HUTTER, EDWARD
The Mad Forties. New York, 1942.
ARMAND, ERNEST (Pseud. Ernest Juin)
Formas de Vida in Común sin Estado no Autoridad. Madrid, 1934.
BAILIE, WILLIAM
Josiah Warren, The First American Anarchist. Boston, 1906.
BASCH, VICTOR
L’Individualisme Anarchiste Max Stirner. Paris, 1894.
BEARD, CHARLES A.
Economic Origins of Jeffersonian Democracy. New York, 1915.
BEARD, MARY RITTER
A Short History of the American Labor Movement. New York, 1928.
BECK, FRANK O.
Hobohemia. West Rindge, N.H., 1956.
BECKER, CARL LOTUS
The Declaration of Independence; A Study in the History of Political Ideas. New York, 1942.
BERNARD, LUTHER LEE, and BERNARD, JESSIE
Origins of American Sociology: The Social Science Movement in the United States. New York, 1943.
BRISSENDEN, PAUL F.
The I. W. W., A Study of American Syndicalism. New York, 1919.
BROOKS, VAN WYCK
The Flowering of New England, 1815-1865. New York, 1936.
BROUN, HEYWOOD C., and LEECH, MARGARET
Anthony Comstock, Roundsman of the Lord. New York, 1927.
BROWN, JETHRO
The Message of Anarchy. Riverside, Conn., 1912. (Reprinted from Hibbert Journal, July, 1910.)
CALVERTON, VICTOR F.
Where Angels Dared to Tread. Indianapolis, 1941.
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The Cambridge History of American Literature. 3 vols. New York, 1921.
CARLETON, FRANK T.
“The Workingmen’s Party of New York City,” Political Science Quarterly, XXII (September, 1907), 401-415.
CARPENTER, WILLIAM S.
The Development of American Political Thought. Princeton, N.J., 1930.
CHANDLER, ALFRED NOBBIT
Land Title Origins; A Tale of Force and Fraud. New York, 1945.
CHODOROV, FRANK
The Myth of the Post Office. New York, 1948.
CLARK, FREDERICK C.
“A Neglected Socialist,” Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, V (March, 1895), 718-739. (Wilhelm Weitling.)
COKER, FRANCIS W.
Recent Political Thought. New York, 1934.
COMMONS, JOHN R., and ASSOCIATES
History of Labor in the United States. 4 vols. New York, 1918-1935.
CONRAD, LAWRENCE H.
“Jo Labadie—Poet,” Michigan History Magazine, XVI (Spring, 1932), 218-224.
CURTI, MERLE
Peace or War; The American Struggle, 1636-1936. New York, 1936.
DAVID, HENRY
The History of the Haymarket Affair. New York, 1936.
DESTLER, CHESTER MacARTHUR
The Influence of Edward Kellogg Upon American Radicalism, 1865-1896. Chicago, 1932.
“Shall Red and Black Unite? An American Revolutionary Document of 1883,” Pacific Historical Review, XIV (December, 1945), 434-451.
American Radicalism, 1865-1901. New London, Conn., 1946.
DORFMAN, JOSEPH
The Economic Mind in American Civilization. 3 vols. New York, 1946-1949.
DOUGLAS, DOROTHY W.
“Josiah Warren,” Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, XV, 364-365.
DUSS, JOHN S.
Harmonists; A Personal History. Harrisburg, Pa., 1943.
DYSON, VERNE
A Century of Brentwood. Brentwood, L.I., N.Y., 1950.
Supplement & Index: An After-piece to A Century of Brentwood. Brentwood, L.I.,N.Y., 1953.
EGBERT, DONALD D., and PERSONS, STOW
Socialism and American Life. 2 vols. Princeton, 1952.
ELTZBACHER, PAUL
Anarchism (Translated from the German by Steven T. Byington). New York, 1908. New Edition, New York, 1960.
ELY, RICHARD T.
The Labor Movement in America. New York, 1886.
FROTHINGHAM, OCTAVIUS B.
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