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ACAB Fight Back (1985)

One-off class struggle anarchist newspaper from Bristol, including direct action, Bristol riots 1831, crime, Ireland, etc.
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Keeping up the 'carry on' - Trotwatch

A 1995 update on the "Carry On Recruiting" critique of the UK Socialist Workers Party.
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Eco Disasters

Archive of the "eco disasters" section from the Dialectical Butterflies website. Very much a work in progress.
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The Voice of Industry (Vol. 2 No. 44 - 14 May 1847)

The 14 May 1847 issue of the Voice of Industry (Vol. 2 No. 44).
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The Voice of Industry (Vol. 2 No. 43 - 7 May 1847)

The 7 May 1847 issue of the Voice of Industry (Vol. 2 No. 43).
Pannekoek and Bloch

Anton Pannekoek’s Workers’ Councils: a Concrete Utopia of the Proletarian Revolution

Article by Lucas Maia where he sketches out the convergences between Anton Pannekoek's Council…
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The Workers' Dreadnought (Vol. 05 No. 34 - 16 November 1918)

The post-Armistice issue, including: government policy triggers unemployment and low pay, release…
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Butterflies and Political Economy - Stuart Wise

Musings on Hegel and British ecological geneticist E B Ford.

Notice from the survivors of the late King Red

An early text by Phil Mailer/Meyler (following on from The Gurriers), published in Ireland: 4th April 1972.

Balls!

A spoof article by two members of King Mob submitted to "some trendy periodical" to raise money to print King Mob Echo.
A photo of Anton Pannekoek with a background of cursive writing.

Pannekoek & Trade Unionism

Anton Pannekoek's analysis of the labor movement and trade union action in his 1936 essay 'Trade Unionism' has recently gained some praise for…

Art + Politics = Revolution - John Barker

An early text by John Barker, republished as part of "The Lost Ones Around King Mob" on the Revolt Against Plenty website.
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