Freedom (June 1887)

Front page of Freedom (June 1887)

The June 1887 edition of Freedom

Contents

NOTES.
THE END SET BEFORE US.
A LESSON OF TO-DAY.
THE EGOIST. - Ivan Turgenev
ANARCHIST LITERATURE.
THE ENFORCEMENT OF LAW.
A PAINTER OF THE PEOPLE.
AUGUST SPIES ON THE CHICAGO MOVEMENT.
LAW AND ORDER IN IRELAND.
THE STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM.

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