Solidarity Journal #30/31 Spring 1992

On Liberty's Birthday: A special issue to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Libertarian Enlightenment

Probably the final Solidarity magazine. Including: Peter Marshall on Thomas Paine, Liz Willis on Mary Wollstonecraft, Colin Ward on William Godwin and review of William Blake books.

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