Peter Linebaugh

Linebaugh writes to Thompson appealing for support for Antonio Negri.

Article by Peter Linebaugh, originally presented in 1968, published in the Columbia graduate student union journal Ripsaw, spring 1969.

Jubilating; or, How the Atlantic Working Class Used the Biblical Jubilee Against Capitalism, With Some Success. An article by Peter Linebaugh of…

1985 edition of this now-classic essay by Peter Linebaugh about the history of May Day, authored…

Midnight Notes Collective essay written for Radical Science Journal #14.

Midnight Notes book published by Autonomedia in 2001.

Monty Neill and Peter Linebaugh of Midnight Notes interviewed Susan Street about the struggles of…

Peter Linebaugh on Hitler's anti-semitic views on syphilis and their parallels with racist medical trials in America.

The largest, quickest, and most devastating pandemic in all of human history was the influenza epidemic whose first of three waves began in Kansas in March 1918, and recurred in ever widening and more mortal forms in the autumn and the winter. Yet, this epidemic is distinguished from others by a second reason, the historical amnesia - a virtual blackout of memory - that has greeted it in subsequent generations. Its…