Letter out of custody at fortress Magdeburg, 1847 - Edgar Bauer
Submitted by Ross Arctor on Sep 17 2014 20:44
On Stirner and Szeliga, 1882 - Edgar Bauer
Submitted by Ross Arctor on Sep 15 2014 21:48
Edgar Bauer's retrospective on Max Stirner and Seliga, written to John Henry Mackay.
Critique’s quarrel with church and state (excerpt) - Edgar Bauer
The young Edgar Bauer (1820-1886) was credited by Gustav Landauer and Max Nettlau with founding the anarchist tradition in Germany. The following is a selection from his 'Der Streit der Kritik mit Kirche und Staat' (1843), pp. 260-269. After the failed 1848 revolutions Bauer renounced radicalism and embraced conservatism.
Marx on the piss; a London pub crawl with Karl Marx in the late 1850s - Wilhelm Liebknecht
Submitted by Red Marriott on Dec 18 2009 17:12
An account by Liebknecht of a smashing drunken evening in London town, written some 40 years after the event...
The holy family, or critique of critical criticism - Karl Marx and Frederick Engels
Marx and Engels' 1844 critique of the Young Hegelians and their ideas which were very popular in academia at the time.
