A Libertarian Reader Update, Fighting for Freedom, 1857 to 1936

Submitted by Method of Freedom on April 13, 2019

Lots of translated text for the first time in English

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1857 On The Male and Female Human Being - Joseph Déjacque
1858 Exchange - Joseph Déjacque
1863 The Federative Principle - Pierre-Joseph Proudhon
1863 Anarchy - César de Paepe
1868 Communism and Property - André Léo
1868 Report of the Brussels section - Brussels International Workers Association (IWA)
1868 Resolution on Collective Ownership - IWA
1868 Resolution on War - IWA
1869 Women and Morals: Freedom or Monarchy - André Léo
1869 The Present Institutions of the International in Relation to the Future - César de Paepe
1869 Organisation and the General Strike - Michael Bakunin
1869 Programme - International Alliance of Socialist Democracy
1869 Policy of the International - Michael Bakunin
1869 Resolution and Discussion on Resistance Societies - IWA
1870 The Presidency of Mutual Assistance Societies - Eugène Varlin
1870 Manifesto - Paris IWA
1870 Workers Societies - Eugène Varlin
1870 Letter to Richard Albert - Michael Bakunin
1871 To Worker of the Countryside - André Léo
1871 Appeal to the citizenesses of Paris - A Group of Citizenesses
1871 Declaration to the French People - Paris Commune
1871 The Programme of the Commune - André Léo
1871 Federalism - James Guillaume
1871 Revolution without Woman - André Léo
1871 The Internationale - Eugène Pottier
1871 Circular to all the Federations of the International Workers' Association - Jura IWA
1871 Statement before the Military Tribunal - Louise Michel
1872 Manifesto - Spanish IWA
1872 Resolutions of the Saint-Imier Congress - IWA
1878 Work and Wealth - Ingalls Joshua King
1880 Anarchy and Communism - Carlo Cafiero
1883 Karl Marx as Friend and Foe - Benjamin Tucker
1883 Defence Statement - Louise Michel
1883 Manifesto - IWPA
1884 A Factory as it might be - William Morris
1885 Political Rights - Peter Kropotkin
1885 The International - Albert Parsons
1886 Haymarket Speech - August Spies
1886 Parsons' Plea for Anarchy - Albert Parsons
1886 Freedom - Charlotte Wilson
1886 I am an Anarchist - Lucy Parsons
1887 On Anarchy - Lucy Parsons
1887 Socialist Letters - Ernest Lesigne
1888 Work and Organisation - Francesco Merlino
1889 Why are we anarchists? - Elisee Reclus
1889 Anarchistic Socialism - Victor Yarros
1889 Anarchy versus Social Democracy - John Turner
1890 The Slavery of Our Times - Leo Tolstoy
1890 Sex Slavery - Voltairine de Cleyre
1891 The Soul of Man under Socialism - Oscar Wilde
1892 Mutualism - Dyer Lum
1895 The Effects of Persecution - Peter Kropotkin
1896 Why I Am an Anarchist - Louise Michel
1896 Appeal of 1st May 1896 - Fernand Pelloutier
1896 The Forthcoming Congress - F. Domela Nieuwenhuis
1896 Social Democracy in Germany - Gustav Landauer
1896 Let us be Just - William Tcherkesoff
1896 Anarchy Defended by Anarchists - John Most and Emma Goldman
1896 Anarchism and Violence - Louisa Sarah Bevington
1897 Organisation - Errico Malatesta
1898 Sabotage - Pouget Emile
1898 Liberty through Education - Various
1899 Libertarian or Anarchist? - Henry Glasse
1899 November Eleventh - Voltairine de Cleyre
1899 Toward Anarchy - Errico Malatesta
1905 Industrial Workers of the World Congress: Two Speeches - Lucy Parsons
1905 Direct Action and the General Strike in Russia - Peter Kropotkin
1906 The Charter of Amiens - CGT
1907 Stirner: The Ego and Its Own - Max Baginski
1907 Anarchists and Unions - Peter Kropotkin
1907 Motions - International Anarchist Congress
1908 Preamble - IWW
1909 A New Declaration of Independence - Emma Goldman
1910 Working-Class Socialism - E.J.B. Allen
1911 Cranky Notions - Joseph Labadie
1911 Tom Mann Quits Politics - Tom Mann
1911 Anarchy and the Labour War - George Barrett
1911 Manifesto of 23 September 1911 - MLP
1911 Mary Wollstonecraft, Her Tragic Life and Her Passionate Struggle for Freedom - Emma Goldman
1912 The Commune has risen! - Voltairine de Cleyre
1912 [Article from The Syndicalist] - Tom Mann
1913 There is power in a union - Joe Hill
1914 Without Bosses - Ricardo Flores Magon
1915 Solidarity Forever - Ralph Chaplin
1915 International Anarchist Manifesto on the War - Various
1916 Come, Workers, Let Us Take Counsel Together - Alexander Berkman
1917 Non-Governmental Society - Edward Carpenter
1917 Self-Government in Industry - G.D.H. Cole
1917 The Deadly Parallel - IWW
1917 [The Bolsheviks and the Constituent Assembly] - Golos Truda
1919 Justice for the Negro - IWW
1920 Guild Socialism Restated - G.D.H. Cole
1920 To All Peasants and Workers of the Ukraine - Makhnovists
1920 An Anarchist Programme – Italian Anarchist Union
1920 A letter from Kropotkin - Peter Kropotkin
1920 Report from Moscow - Otto Ruhle
1920 Revolution and Dictatorship: On one anarchist who has forgotten his principles - Luigi Fabbri
1921 The Goals for Which We Fight - Kronstadt Izvestia
1921 Forces of Revolution - Sébastien Faure
1921 Class struggle or class hatred? - Errico Malatesta
1922 Principles of Revolutionary Syndicalism - IWA
1923 What is behind the label? A plea for clearness - Sylvia Pankhurst
1926 Reflections on the General Strike - Emma Goldman
1926 The True Nature of the State - Rudolf Rocker
1926 The Struggle Against the State - Nestor Makhno
1929 Now and After: The ABC of Communist Anarchism - Alexander Berkman
1932 Statement of Principles - FIJL
1933 Nationalism and Culture - Rudolf Rocker
1935 There is no Communism in Russia - Emma Goldman
1935 Colonies – a Short Cut to Freedom? - Sidney Solomon
1936 A Warning Voice - CNT
1936 The Confederal Conception of Libertarian Communism - CNT
1936 The Working Class in Struggle - J Ribeyron
1936 From the collective contract to worker control - N. Faucier
1936 Interview with the Toronto Star - Buenaventura Durruti
1936 The Party and the Working Class - Anton Pannekoek
1936 State, Class and bureaucracy in the USSR - Camillo Berneri
1936 Solidarity - Emma Goldman

sherbu-kteer

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Submitted by sherbu-kteer on April 13, 2019

That's a really great selection!