Open Letter To British Soldiers (1912)
Reprint of 1912 letter to British soldiers that resulted in several people associated with The Syndicalist being given prison sentences.
From Wildcat #1 1974. Text from The Anarchist Library.
Disaffection, 1797 to 1974
A timeline of resistance in the British armed forces published by Wildcat in 1974.
Text from The Anarchist Library.
Volume 10 Issue 10
Mother Earth Vol. X. No. 10 (December, 1915). Sourced from Greenwood Reprint Corporation's 1968 republication of Mother Earth in their Radical Periodicals in the United State 1890-1960 series, digitized by Google and uploaded to HathiTrust. Document has 100% OCR.
Volume 10 Issue 7
Mother Earth Vol. X. No. 7 (September, 1915). Sourced from Greenwood Reprint Corporation's 1968 republication of Mother Earth in their Radical Periodicals in the United State 1890-1960 series, digitized by Google and uploaded to HathiTrust. Document has 100% OCR.
Volume 10 Issue 1
Mother Earth Vol. X. No. 1 (March, 1915). Sourced from Greenwood Reprint Corporation's 1968 republication of Mother Earth in their Radical Periodicals in the United State 1890-1960 series, digitized by Google and uploaded to HathiTrust. Document has 100% OCR.
Volume 9 Issue 4
Mother Earth Vol. IX. No. 4 (June, 1914). New York, NY. Sourced from Greenwood Reprint Corporation's 1968 republication of Mother Earth in their Radical Periodicals in the United State 1890-1960 series, digitized by Google and uploaded to HathiTrust. Document has 100% OCR.
Tom Mann's memoirs
Submitted by working class s... on Jan 27 2013 23:52
The personal memoirs of syndicalist Tom Mann. While we disagree with much of his politics, such as his support for the Stalinist Communist Party, we reproduce this text is an important addition to the history of the workers' movement in the UK.
Leaflet for which Tom Mann was jailed in 1912
The first issue of The Syndicalist reprinted a ‘Don’t Shoot’ letter originally published in The Irish Worker and written by a Liverpool building worker. Then a railway worker, Fred Crowsley, had it reprinted and personally distributed copies to soldiers at Aldershot. He was arrested, tried and sentenced to four months.
Sam Mainwaring and the Autonomist Tradition
Submitted by anarchol on Jan 17 2010 20:03
Next year (1987) marks the centenary of the first, August 1887, Socialist propaganda tour of Pontypridd, the Rhondda Fach, Aberdare and Merthyr by Samuel Mainwaring, a London based engineer.
