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Anarchy #052

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Issue of Anarchy magazine from June 1965, articles cover pacifism and automation.

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Submitted by Reddebrek on February 28, 2019
  • The limits of Pacifism Kingsley Widmer
  • The fallacy of Non violent Defence Colin Johnson
  • The Committee of 100 and Anarchism Nicholas and Ruth Walter
  • Automation and Individualism Francis Ellingham
  • Automation and the idea of work Bosco Nedelvcovic
  • Observations on Anarchy 47 James Gillespie
  • Observations on Anarchy 48 John Roe
  • Observations on Anarchy 49 John Harvey

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