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Nationalities Considered from the Point of View of Liberty and Individual Autonomy

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'''(1862; 28 pages)''' - ''Nationalities,'' published in Belgium in 1862, is generally attributed to a M. Puraye, one of the editors of the radical paper ''le Prolétaire,'' where portions of the work appeared prior to its publication in book form. It’s one more of the lost classics of the early libertarian tradition, elaborating on Proudhon’s federalism, and adding to it a very strong critique of nationalism and the notion of the homeland. Where Proudhon was inclined to grant some legitimacy to cultural naturalism,—emphasizing, for instance, the special character of the French people,—the “Proletarian” brought a much more thorough critique. The poor have no country, and the despots who use the notion of a homeland to rule them have no organic connection, and no allegiance, to the nations that they rule. - '''3.00'''

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The Doctrine of Humanity - Aphorisms

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'''(1848; 32 pages)''' - Despite their lengthy careers and importance in their own time, Pierre and Jules Leroux have become something like “The Socialist Founders that Time Forgot.” (Actually, of course, Pierre claimed to have coined the terms “socialisme” and “individualisme” in the 1830s, in order to mark extremes of social organization that should be avoided, but, like Proudhon, he warmed to the term as it came to represent the movement to solve “the social problem.”)

Pierre Leroux in particular was an influence on mutualists Pierre-Joseph Proudhon and William Batchelder Greene, as well as anarchist communist Joseph Dejacque. But his influence has been hard to gauge, since none of his major works have been completely translated into English, and most of the existing selections appeared in the 19th century.

This collection of aphorisms, compiled in 1848 by associates of the Leroux brothers, is no substitute for those translations. But it is a fascinating sketch of their philosophy, and a very useful first helping of work in translation.

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Catalog 2

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'''(September, 2009; 24 pages)''' - The current Corvus Editions trade catalog.

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God and Government

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'''(1899; 20 pages)''' - The full title is "God and Government: Siamese Twins of Superstition," and the essay is a strong dose of atheistic anarchist-communism from the "Free Society Library." - '''2.00'''

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Golden Rules Jones, Mayor of Toledo

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'''(1906; 32 pages)''' - Samuel Milton “Golden Rule” Jones was a one-of-a-kind character—a business entrepreneur with a rags-to-riches history, the progressive, independent mayor of a large city, a talented writer and speaker, and also an anarchist. Ernest Howard Crosby was prominent among his peers, in that part of the American anarchist movement that looked to figures like Leo Tolstoy and Walt Whitman for their primary inspiration. Crosby’s account of the life of Jones benefits from the friendship shared by the two men, and by a general sympathy for the kind of common-sense anarchism professed by Golden Rule Jones. '''$2.50'''

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The Social General Strike

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'''(1905; 40 pages)''' - An English translation of Arnold Roller's classic introduction to the General Strike. - '''3.00'''

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The Archic

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'''(1903; 4 pages)''' - A fable by Ross Winn, from ''Winn's Firebrand.'' A familiar, but well-told tale of how anarchists overcame the Archic which had terrorized their land. - '''FREE'''

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Non-Governmental Society

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'''(1917; 16 pages)''' - Edward Carpenter (1844-1929) was a prolific libertarian socialist, speaker, writer, poet, labor supporter, and early advocate of gay rights. The pamphlets in the Edward Carpenter Library present only a small, but perhaps representative, selection from his extensive literary output. Though Carpenter hesitated to identify himself as an anarchist, and was, at times, critical of anarchism, he was notable for his solidarity—particularly during the trials of the Walsall anarchists, when many socialists sought to distance themselves—and for the degree to which his “non-governmental” society mirrored anarchist social ideals.

There is a special class of "anarchist texts by non-anarchists," and this is one of the most brilliant examples of the genre. If you've never read it, treat yourself. - '''1.00'''

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Exfoliation

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'''(1921; 16 pages)''' - Edward Carpenter (1844-1929) was a prolific libertarian socialist, speaker, writer, poet, labor supporter, and early advocate of gay rights. The pamphlets in the Edward Carpenter Library present only a small, but perhaps representative, selection from his extensive literary output. Though Carpenter hesitated to identify himself as an anarchist, and was, at times, critical of anarchism, he was notable for his solidarity—particularly during the trials of the Walsall anarchists, when many socialists sought to distance themselves—and for the degree to which his “non-governmental” society mirrored anarchist social ideals.

In “Exfoliation,” Carpenter, beginning from a line of Walt Whitman’s poetry, explores the possibility of another sort of evolution, working alongside Darwin’s natural selection. The essay is a fine example of how many radicals approached evolutionary thought, and demonstrates some of the appeal of Lamarck in socialist circles. - '''1.00'''

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Scabs

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'''(1892, 1905, 1907; 20 pages)''' - Lizzie M Holmes was a prominent member of Chicago anarchist circles, working on The Alarm as an assistant to Albert Parsons. She became a regular contributor of fiction to the labor press, publishing stories of struggle in papers like The Journeyman Barber and the International Wood-Worker. The pieces collected here—two short stories and a brief essay—are representative of her work, which combined a sentimental framework with a hard-line message, and all three are concerned with the contentious topic of replacement workers, or “scabs,” and the hardships associated with strikes. '''2.00'''

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The Two Traditions

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'''(1877; 24 pages)''' - William J. Potter was a member of the Free Religious Association, and a prolific contributor to The Index, Sidney H. Morse’s The Radical, and numerous other journals. He was also the minister in the Unitarian church attended by the young Benjamin R. Tucker, and an early radicalizing influence on the individualist anarchist. In this essay, from Tucker’s Radical Review, Potter explores that relations between the ecclesiastical and scientific traditions, from the perspective of a free religionist. '''2.00'''

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Prostitution and the International Woman's League

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'''(1877; 24 pages)''' - An interesting analysis of the issues surrounding prostitution, from Tucker's "Radical Review." Henry Edger was a one-of-a-kind radical, in circles where that should have been no distinction. But Edger was at once one of the most important proponents of Auguste Comte’s theory of Positivism in America, and a participant in the experiment in equitable commerce at Modern Times, NY. Less overtly libertarian than fellow-Positivist Calvin Blanchard, but more intimately involved in Warrenite practical experiment than many of Warren’s anarchist comrades,—and the author of three works published at Modern Times,—Edger was hard to place ideologically, but consistently interesting." '''2.00'''

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Thomas Paine's Anarchism

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'''(1910; 4 pages)''' - William M. van der Weyde explains that Thomas Paine was an anarchist, in an essay from Emma Goldman's "Mother Earth." '''FREE!'''

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The Law of Prices

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'''(1877; 16 pages)''' - In one of his three contributions to the "Radical Review," Lysander Spooner argues for "the necessity for an indefinite increase of money." In the reply, "Mr. Spooner's Island Community," Edward Stanwood explains why he isn't buying the argument. '''$2.00'''

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Female Kinship and Maternal Filiation

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'''(1877; 20 pages)''' - Elie Reclus' contribution to the "Radical Review," a bit of "anarchist anthropology" from back in the day. '''$2.00'''

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So the Railway Kings Itch for an Empire, Do They?

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'''(1877; 16 pages)''' - Sidney H. Morse, author of '''[[Liberty and Wealth]]''' and '''[[Ethics of the Homestead Strike]]'' wrote this under the pseudonym "A Red-Hot Striker." One of two essays from the "Radical Review," along with Ezra Heywood's "The Great Strike," dealing with the Great Strike of 1877. '''$2.00'''

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Work and Wealth

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'''(1878; 12 pages)''' - Joshua King Ingalls weighs in on the relations between labor and capital. From the "Radical Review." '''$2.00'''

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Books: Their Sphere and Influence

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'''(1849; 8 pages)''' - Joshua King Ingalls reflects on the importance, and the dangers, of our love for books. '''$1.00'''

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I Am an Anarkist

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'''(1899; 8 pages)''' - Elbert Hubbard, of the Roycrofters shop, presents a short anarchist manifesto, with some discussion of how anarchism informed practices at Roycrofters. '''$1.00'''

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What's To Be Done?

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'''(1904; 8 pages)''' - Fox was a contributor Emma Goldman's "Mother Earth," and a syndicalist. Naturally, his answer to the radical's perennial question involves the General Strike. From "The International Woodworker." '''$1.00'''

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A Study of the General Strike in Philadelphia

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'''(1910; 8 pages)''' - From Emma Goldman's "Mother Earth." Voltairine de Cleyre analyzes the 1910 Philadelphia general strike, led by trolley workers. '''$1.00'''

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An Anarchist Manifesto

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'''(1895; 16 pages)''' - Louisa Sarah Bevington (1845-1895) was an English anarchist and poet, associated with James Tochatti’s Liberty: A Journal of Anarchist Communism. She contributed articles and poems to the anarchist press, and published several volumes of poetry, as well as the short anarchist “utopia,” Common-Sense Country, which was published in Tochatti’s Liberty Press Pamphlets series. “An Anarchist Manifesto” was composed to promote a short-lived Anarchist Communist Alliance, and contains a basic statement of anarchist-communist beliefs. '''$1.50'''

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The Labor Dollar

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'''(1877; 24 pages)''' - From the "Radical Review." This is a late, but highly recommended entry into the literature of equitable commerce. Andrews at his best, clarifying the issues facing any labor-note system. '''$2.00'''

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Essays on the Social Problems

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'''(1898; 44 pages)''' - Henry Addis was an anarchist-communist, a co-editor of the Portland ''Firebrand'', and a contributor to several of the anarchist papers published in the western United States. In this collection, part of the ''Free Society Library'', edited by another ''Firebrand'' alum, he weighed in on a variety of subjects, from communism to natural selection, and from state socialism to crime. '''$4.00'''

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Contents:
# WHY I AM AN ANARCHIST
# DOWNFALL OF NATIONS
# HEREDITY
# SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST
# THE WAR SPIRIT
# ANARCHY AND THE FARMER
# MODERN COMMERCE
# POPULAR GOVERNMENT
# POLITICAL ACTION
# THE TYRANNY OF MAJORITY RULE
# BREAD OR POWER?
# CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
# COMMUNISM
# IS ANARCHISM PRACTICABLE NOW?
# THROUGH STATE SOCIALISM TO ANARCHISM
# HERDING OR GROWTH?

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Mutual Banking (1850)

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(1850; 80 pages) - William Batchelder Greene’s 1850 Mutual Banking has the same name as the various editions published in the 20th century, but it is in many ways a remarkably different book. Written at the time of the earliest “mutual bank propaganda,” a series of petition drives based in rural western Massachusetts, aimed at repealing state restrictions on banking and currency, it reflects concerns closely connected to Greene’s location and vocation. It was, after all, the Rev. Mr. William B. Greene,—pastor of the Unitarian assembly in South Brookfield, recently graduated from Harvard Divinity School, and well known in Boston intellectual and social circles,—and not the elder statesman of the Boston Anarchists, who authored the work, writing in the throes of discovery, as he attempted to wed the philosophies of Pierre-Joseph Proudhon and Pierre Leroux to the land bank forms of colonial New England. The book takes the form of a series of sermons on texts drawn from his wide reading in philosophy and economics. By 1857, when the financial panic of that year led him to revise and reissue the work, combining it with his elements from his 1849 "Equality," Greene’s focus was much more narrowly financial. The resulting work was unquestionably more coherent, more accessible, and it is that work which became the enduring classic of the individualist anarchist movement. But the earlier edition teaches us much more about Greene himself, and about the variety of concerns that drove philosophical radicals in the first half of the 19th century. Also included: “Human Pantheism,” a short version of Greene's essay on transcendentalism. - '''$6.00'''

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Equality

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(1849; 68 pages) American mutualism starts here. William Batchelder Greene’s 1849 Equality was the first entry in the mutual banking literature for which he is most famous. Largely compiled from a series of articles contributed to the Worcester Palladium, it shows the Rev. Mr. William B. Greene, a young Unitarian minister and Seminole War veteran, just graduated from Harvard, struggling to draw together a wide variety of interests and influences, while attempting to address directly the economic needs of his neighbors and parishioners in western Massachusetts. The title of the work echoes Pierre Leroux’s De la Egalité, and Leroux is certainly the dominant influence, but Greene was already well on the way to marrying the neo-christianity of Leroux to the colonial/Proudhonian land-bank model, out of which would grow his own form of anarchist mutualism. "Equality" and the 1850 "Mutual Banking" make up the only exposition we have of that “Christian Mutualism,” and together they stand out as one of the most ambitious expressions of antebellum American radicalism. This edition also includes A New Gnosis, a strange, but interesting bit of theological speculation, also published in pamphlet form in 1849. - '''$5.00'''

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The Doctrine of Life

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'''(1842-1843; 72 pages)''' - Theological Writings, Volume 1. [[Blazing Star Library]]. Greene's first major writings, written in his early twenties, after his first tour of military service in the Second Seminole War and before his entry into the Harvard Divinity School. "First Principles" and "The Doctrine of Life, with some of its Theological Implications" document his attempts to come to terms with the philosophy of Pierre Leroux and the influence of Orestes Brownson, the first steps towards his form of anarchist mutualism. - '''$5.00'''

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Pierre Leroux's Doctrine of Humanity

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'''(1872; 12 pages)''' - A short introduction to the work of Pierre Leroux, and important influence on the mutualist tradition through William B. Greene.

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Pierre Leroux and the Doctrine of Humanity

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'''(1842; 60 pages)''' - Orestes Brownson (1803-1876) ended as a conservative, a staunch defender of the Catholic Church, but not before making remarkable contributions in a variety of radical movements. He was among the key figures introducing New England intellectuals to the cutting edges of European thought in the 1840s, and was responsible for introducing American mutualist William Batchelder Greene to the writings of Pierre Leroux—an introduction which contributed directly and significantly to the emergence of an American mutualism. Indeed, Greene’s work might well have remained in the shadow of Brownson’s, had Brownson not abandoned the field, leaving others, such as Greene, William Henry Channing and Elizabeth Palmer Peabody to draw their own conclusions about Leroux’s “doctrine of humanity,” and forge an American version of radical theory in the revolutionary period around 1848.

This essay, from the ''Boston Quarterly Review'', remains one of the very best introductions to Leroux's thought, and provides important clues to the adaptations made by Greene. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

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The Mediatorial Life of Jesus

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Editions is making the key radical writings of Orestes Brownson available again in pamphlet form. This edition of The Mediatorial Life of Jesus should be considered, as Brownson himself noted, a continuation of Brownson’s review of Leroux’s De l’Humanité, and an important part of the context for Greene’s The Doctrine of Life (both published separately.) Apart from this anarchist context, however, it should still be consider as representative of the cutting edge of radical Unitarianism in the early 1840s.

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Some Socialist and Anarchist Views of Education

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'''(1898; 16 pages)''' Statements by Benjamin R. Tucker and Gertrude B. Kelly are the highlights of this symposium from the pages of the "Educational Review." '''$1.50'''

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A Free Lover's Creed

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'''(1897; 12 pages)''' - A short statement of principles by Moses Harman, with a reply by the editors of "The Free Thought Magazine," where the piece appeared. '''$1.00'''

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The Prolongation of Human Life

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* Clement Milton Hammond, '''''The Prolongation of Human Life''''' - '''$1.00''' - (1888; 12 pages) A study of factors contributing to longevity by the author of "[[Then and Now]]."
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Then and Now

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* Clement Milton Hammond, '''''Then and Now''''' (80 pages; anarchist utopian fiction from "Liberty) - '''$6.00''' - (1884-1885; 80 pages) Clement M. Hammond’s “Then and Now” appeared serially in Benjamin R. Tucker’s Liberty in the years 1884 and 1885. Before Julian West traveled to the year 2000 in Edward Bellamy’s Looking Backward, Hammond’s Josephine d’Aujourdhui made her journey two hundred years into the future, where she found a thriving anarchist society. Hammond, a friend of Tucker, made Josephine’s twenty-six letters from the future a rapid and compelling survey of how an anarchist society might function—much more compelling, in fact, than Bellamy’s “nationalist” utopia. An upper-class Bostonian, Josephine is reluctant to believe that anarchy can work, but her guide, Paul de Demain, walks her though the range of “frequently asked questions.” Read it now! We only have seventy-five years to make it a reality!
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Mini-Manual of the Individualist Anarchist

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An Unknown People

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# Edward Carpenter, ''An Unknown People'' - '''$1.00''' - An essay on gender roles and same-sex relationships.
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Sex-Love and its Place in a Free Society

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The New Columbia

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The Symmesonian Letters

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Two Utopias from the Phrenological Journal

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The Ideal of a Perfect Society

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A Journalists Confession

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'''(1890; 12 pages)''' Dyer D. Lum & Solomon Schindler — “A Journalist’s Confession” and “Dr. Leete’s Answer to Julian West." Lum and Schindler square off over Edward Bellamy’s Looking Backward, in this pair of short sequels. '''$1.00'''

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Roadtown a Mecca for Physical Culturists

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'''(1910; 16 pages)''' - One of several essays written by Milo Hastings, in support of Edgar Chambless’ Roadtown proposal. Radical urbanism, from the pages of Mcfadden’s Physical Culture. '''$1.50'''

Source: ''Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society,'' New Series, 21 (1911), 57-79.

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Catalog 1

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'''(July, 2009; 16 pages)''' - The first Corvus Editions trade catalog.

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Shays Rebellion a Political Aftermath

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'''(1911; 20 pages)''' - Andrew Macfarland Davis, the editor of the "Colonial Currency Reprints" and land-bank expert, considers the reasons for violence in Shays Rebellion. It seems the lack of adequate circulating medium played a role. This piece provides some connections between the land bank tradition and the prehistory of the mutual bank movement. '''$1.00'''

Source: ''Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society,'' New Series, 21 (1911), 57-79.

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New Proudhon Library

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The New Proudhon Library will attempt to achieve Benjamin R. Tucker's dream of making the complete works of Pierre-Joseph Proudhon available in English translation. The series features collaborative translations from collectivereason.org.
* ''The Philosophy of Progress''''' (72 pages) - '''$5.00''' - [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/NPL-20.1-Progress.pdf download pdf]
* ''Justice in the Revolution and in the Church'', Part 1. [July]
== NPL 'Extras' ==
* Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, ''The Malthusians'' (16 pages) - '''$1.00''' - [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/CD-malthusians1.1.pdf download pdf]
* Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, ''The State'' (36 pages; Tucker and Greene translations) - '''$3.00''' - [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/CD-state.pdf download pdf]
* Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, ''Toast to the Revolution'' (36 pages, French/English) - '''$3.00''' -

LeftLiberty

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# '''The Unfinished Business of Liberty''' Statements of intent, commentary on Proudhon's ''[[The Philosophy of Progress]]'', notes on left-libertarian alliance, along with a couple of reprints from [[Blazing Star Library|William Batchelder Greene]]. - '''$5.00'''
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# '''The Gift Economy of Property''' - New translations of P.-J. Proudhon, Errico Malatesta and Emile Armand. Reprints from ''Mother Earth'' and the ''International Socialist Review.'' Plus "Mutualism is Approximate," "Mutualist Musings on Property" and a chapter from "Another World is Possible." 100 pages. - '''$6.00'''
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# '''A Doctrine of Life and Humanity''' - Commentary on [[Blazing Star Library|William Batchelder Greene]]'s ''[[The Doctrine of Life]]'' and related texts, and an exploration of "collective individuals" in the works of Proudhon, Greene, and [[Pierre Leroux]]. "Another World is Possible," the first story from ''[[The Distributive Passions]]'', continues. [September]
# '''Property: A Neo-Proudhonian Approximation''' - An attempt to address property, not as Proudhon addressed it in his late work, but as he might have addressed it, given his theories of liberty and collective force. [October]

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Revisal of Kant's Categories

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'''(1874; 8 pages)''' - The Pantarch, Stephen Pearl Andrews, was famous for his elaborate system of Universology, one of the more ambitious, if sometimes fanciful, attempts at a social-scientific "theory of everything" that we have seen, but, on the way, he managed to do some relatively straight philosophical work as well. This piece provides some of the connections between Andrews' "universology" and more familiar philosophical traditions. '''$1.00'''

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Anarchist catalog

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The Corvus catalog will include important anarchist texts--and interesting marginalia--from all the major anarchist traditions. Initially, the emphasis will be on material which has not been readily available. Click on titles for descriptions, downloadable pdfs, and links to the [http://www.corvusdistribution.org/shop Corvus Shop].

* '''Henry Addis:'''
*# '''''[[Essays on the Social Problem]]'''''
* '''Stephen Pearl Andrews:'''
*# '''''[[The Labor Dollar]]'''''
*# '''''[[Revisal of Kant's Categories]]'''''
* '''Emile Armand:'''
*# '''''[[Mini-Manual of the Individualist Anarchist]]'''''
* '''Louisa Sarah Bevington:'''
*# '''''[[An Anarchist Manifesto]]'''''
* '''Ernest Howard Crosby:'''
*# [[Golden Rules Jones, Mayor of Toledo]]
*# Laymen's Criticism of the Church
* '''Voltairine de Cleyre:'''
*# '''''[[A Study of the General Strike in Philadelphia]]'''''
*# '''''[[Essential Writings]]''''' (32 pages) - "Anarchism and American Traditions," "Anarchism and Communism: A Dialogue," "A Glance at Communism," and "The Economic Tendency of Freethought." These essays document the connections of anarchism to the mainstream American liberty tradition, as well as de Cleyre's involvement in, and eventual shift from, individualist anarchism. - '''$3.00''' - [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/Booklet-VDC-basicwritings.pdf download pdf]
* '''Jay Fox:'''
*# '''''[[What's To Be Done?]]'''''
* '''Clement Milton Hammond:'''
*# '''''[[The Prolongation of Human Life]]'''''
*# '''''[[Then and Now]]'''''
* '''Moses Harman:'''
*# '''''[[A Free Lover's Creed]]'''''
* '''Elbert Hubbard:'''
*# '''''[[I Am an Anarkist]]'''''
* '''Joshua King Ingalls:'''
*# '''''[[Books: Their Sphere and Influence]]'''''
*# '''''[[The Exodus of Labor]]''''', and other writings
*# '''''[[Woman's Industrial Subjection]]''''' (1889; 24 pages) - The ''Woman's Tribune'' stood out among suffrage papers for its emphasis on labor issues, and Ingalls' essays were an early attempt to incorporate women's labor into the convention analyses of labor and the land question. - '''$2.00''' - [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/WomansIndustrialSubjection.pdf download pdf]
*# '''''[[Work and Wealth]]'''''
* '''Samuel M. Jones:'''
*# '''''A Plea for Simpler Living''''' (1903; 4 pages) - From "Golden Rule" Jones, the anarchist mayor of Toledo, Ohio. A fine example of progressive era mutualism. - ''FREE*'' - [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/pleaforsimplerliving.pdf download pdf]
* '''Eliphalet Kimball:'''
*# '''''Anarchy is a Good Word''''' (1862; 8 pages) - Kimball's "Law, Commerce and Religion" is the earliest American text I have found that uses the term "anarchy" in both a political and a ''positive'' sense. - '''$1.00''' - [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/a_good_word.pdf download pdf]
* '''Dyer D. Lum:'''
*# '''''The Basis of Morals''''' - (1897; 16 pages) - A posthumous essay by Lum, published in ''The Monist,'' exploring various moral systems. - '''$2.00'''
*#* [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/CD-basisofmorals.pdf download pdf]
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*# '''''Eighteen Christian Centuries''''' - (1886; 64 pages) - Originally serialized in ''Liberty,'' this essay traces the development of liberty from Roman times to the late 19th century. - '''$5.00'''
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*#* [http://www.corvusdistribution.org/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_5&products_id=33 purchase pamphlet]
*# '''''Labor's Attitude to Non-Unionists''''' - (4 pages) - '''FREE'''
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* '''Dyer D. Lum and Solomon Schindler:'''
*# '''''[[A Journalists Confession|A Journalist's Confession]]''''' - (1890; 12 pages) - Dueling sequels to Edward Bellamy's ''Looking Backward''. - '''$1.00'''
* '''Errico Malatesta'''
*# ''[[A Little Theory]]''''' (4 pages; new translation) - ''FREE*'' - [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/ALittleTheory.pdf download pdf]
* '''Sidney H. Morse:'''
*# '''''[[Liberty and Wealth]]''''' and '''''[[Ethics of the Homestead Strike]]''''' (68 pages) - '''$5.00''' - [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/Morse-Libertyandethics.pdf download pdf]
*# '''''[[So the Railway Kings Itch for an Empire, Do They?]]'''''
# '''''The Rebel''''' (Boston) (74 pages) - corner-stapled facsimile of all 6 issues; Voltairine de Cleyre articles, etc. - '''$6.00'''
* '''Wallace E. Nevill:'''
*# '''''[[God and Government]]''''' (1899)
* '''A Proletarian (A. Puraye):'''
*# '''''[[Nationalities Considered from the Point of View of Liberty and Individual Autonomy]]'''''
* '''Pierre-Joseph Proudhon'''
*# ''The Philosophy of Progress''''' (72 pages) - '''$5.00''' - [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/NPL-20.1-Progress.pdf download pdf]
*# ''Justice in the Revolution and in the Church'', Part 1. [late July]
*# ''The Malthusians'' (16 pages) - '''$1.00''' - [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/CD-malthusians1.1.pdf download pdf]
*# ''The State'' (36 pages; Tucker and Greene translations) - '''$3.00''' - [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/CD-state.pdf download pdf]
*# ''Toast to the Revolution'' (36 pages, French/English) - '''$3.00'''
* '''Elie Reclus:'''
*# '''''[[Female Kinship and Maternal Filiation]]'''''
* '''Arnold Roller:'''
*# '''''[[The Social General Strike]]'''''
* '''Lysander Spooner:'''
*# '''''[[The Law of Prices]]''''', with '''''[[Mr. Spooner's Island Community]]'''''
* '''Benjamin R. Tucker, Gertrude B. Kelly, Charles H. Matchett, Lucien Sanial'''
*# '''''[[Some Socialist and Anarchist Views of Education]]'''''
* '''William M. van der Weyde:'''
*# '''''[[Thomas Paine's Anarchism]]'''''
* '''Edwin C. Walker'''
*# ''Liberty vs. Assassination''''' (12 pages) - '''$1.00''' - [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/libertyvsassassination.pdf download pdf]
* '''Ross Winn:'''
*# '''''[[The Archic]]'''''
* '''Victor Yarros''' (translator)
*# '''''Tchernychewsky's Life and Trial''''' - (1886; 20 pages)
*#* [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/Tchernychewsky.pdf download pdf]
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=== New Proudhon Library ===

=== Blazing Star Library (William B. Greene) ===
# ''[[The Doctrine of Life]]'', with contemporary commentary (Theological Writings, Vol. 1)
# ''Theological Writings'', Vol. 2 [Forthcoming]
# ''[[Equality]]'' (1849) (68 pages) - '''$5.00'''
# ''[[Mutual Banking (1850)]]'' (1850) (80 pages) - '''$6.00'''

=== Liberty 2.0 ===
Liberty 2.0 will present the various on-going debates, series, and serial stories from Tucker's liberty in pamphlet collections.
# Clement M. Hammond, ''[[Then and Now]]'' (80 pages; anarchist utopian fiction from "Liberty) - '''$6.00''' - [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/CD-thenandnow.pdf download pdf]
# Ernest Lesigne, ''Six Socialistic Letters'' (25 pages) - '''$3.00''' - [http://libertarian-labyrinth.org/booklets/socialisticletters.pdf download pdf]

/Forthcoming

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== July Releases ==
# ''M. Corbeau's Monthly Blackbird'' 1
# ''Mme. Oscine's Monthly Songbird'' 1
# ''LeftLiberty 2: A Doctrine of Life and Humanity''
# Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, ''Justice in the Revolution and in the Church'', I (New Proudhon Library)
# Edward Carpenter, ''Non-Governmental Society''
# Eugene Dietzgen, ''Joseph Dietzgen'' and ''The Proletarian Method''
# William Batchelder Greene, ''The Doctrine of Life'', with contemporary reviews
# Han Ryner, ''Mini-Manual of Individualism'' (40 pages) - '''$4.00'''
# Shawn P. Wilbur, ''The Gift Economy of Property: Neo-Mutualist Musings on Property''

== August Releases ==
# ''M. Corbeau's Monthly Blackbird'' 1
# ''LeftLiberty 3: Property, a Neo-Proudhonian Approximation''
# Edward Carpenter, ''An Unknown People'' (12 pages)

== Forthcoming ==
# ''Pre-Anarchist Mutualism: Emerging at the High Tide'', including "The Mutualist" (1826), Josiah Warren's "The Motives of Communism," etc.
# ''Writings on Proudhon'', by J. A. Langlois, William B. Greene, Stephen Pearl Andrews, and Benjamin R. Tucker.
# Stephen Pearl Andrews, ''Constitutions and Organic Bases of the Pantarchy and New Catholic Church''
# Calvin Blanchard, ''Astounding Disclosures!! Hell on Earth! Murder, Rape, Robbery, Swindling and Forgery Covertly Organized! Cannibalism Made Dainty! An Exposition of the Infernal Machinations of Whited Sepulcherism; together with a sure plan for its speedy overthrow'', with ''A Crisis Chapter on Government'' (44 pages)
# Edward Carpenter, ''Exfoliation: Darwin vs. Lamarck''
# Ernest Crosby, ''Golden Rule Jones'' (40 pages)
# Ernest Crosby, ''Edward Carpenter: poet and prophet''
# Voltairine de Cleyre, ''Sketches and Stories'' (44 pages)
# Joshua King Ingalls, ''The Exodus of Labor'' and other essays (24 pages)
# Philip Gilbert Hamerton, ''Proudhon as a Writer on Art''
# Joshua King Ingalls, ''On Rights and Property''
# William Henry van Ornum, ''Cooperation''
# Dyer D. Lum, ''The Economics of Anarchy'' and ''Social Problems of Today Or The Mormon Question in Its Economic Aspects''
# John Gray, ''A Lecture on Human Happiness''
# Jean-Marie Guyau, ''A Sketch of Morality Independent of Obligation or Sanction''
# Edmund Burke and A. C. Cudden, ''The Inherent Evils of All State Governments Demonstrated'', with notes by Tucker and Nettlau
# Jean Grave, ''Moribund Society and Anarchy'' [translated by Voltairine de Cleyre]
# Joshua King Ingalls, ''Writings from "The Spirit of the Age"''
# Hugo Bilgram, ''Involuntary Idleness''
# Joseph Dietzgen, ''The Nature of Human Brain Work''
# Joseph Dietzgen, ''Positive Outcome of Philosophy''
# Josiah Warren, ''Equitable Commerce'' (1849)
# Calvin Blanchard, ''The Life of Thomas Paine''
# Henry Edger, ''Writings from Modern Times''
# Mathieu Briancourt, ''The Organization of Labor and Association''
# Paul Brown, ''Twelve Months in New Harmony''
# Orestes Brownson, ''The Laboring Classes'' and "Brownson's Defense"
# Bolton Hall, ''Radical Parables''
# ''Variations on the Theme of "Mutual Banking"'', from the 17th-19th centuries
# ''Ezra Heywood vs. Elizur Wright, on The Family Bank,'' plus debates on usury, all from ''The Index''
# Edward Kellogg, ''Remarks on Usury'', together with a review of ''Labor and Other Capital''
# Herman Kuehn, ''The Problem of Worry'' and other writings
# Herman Kuehn, ''Thoughts of a Fool''
# Samuel Leavitt, ''Peacemaker Grange'', ''Anti-Malthus'' and ''A Fair Exchange No Robbery''
# Henry Demarest Lloyd, ''The Ohio Natural Gas Wars'' (from ''Wealth vs. Commonwealth'')
# William Henry van Ornum, ''Money, Cooperative Banking and Exchange'' and ''Mating or Marrying, Which?''
# James J. Walker, ''Philosophy of Egoism''
# Alfred B. Westrup, ''Citizen's Money'', ''Sex Slavery'', and other writings
# ''The Great Strike:'' essays by Ezra Heywood, Sidney H. Morse and Stephen Pearl Andrews
# Patrick Quinn Tangent, ''The New Columbia, or the Re-United States''

== Shorter texts ==
# Declaration of Sentiments and Constitution of the New-England Labor-Reform League
# William Batchelder Greene, ''The Omega Letters''
# Walt Whitman, ''Song of Myself''

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== August Releases ==
# ''M. Corbeau's Monthly Blackbird'' 1
# ''Mme. Oscine's Monthly Songbird'' 1
# ''LeftLiberty 2: The Gift Economy of Property''
# Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, ''Justice in the Revolution and in the Church'', I (New Proudhon Library)
# Edward Carpenter, ''Non-Governmental Society''
# Eugene Dietzgen, ''Joseph Dietzgen'' and ''The Proletarian Method''
# William Batchelder Greene, ''The Doctrine of Life'', with contemporary reviews
# Han Ryner, ''Mini-Manual of Individualism'' (40 pages) - '''$4.00'''

== September Releases ==
# ''M. Corbeau's Monthly Blackbird'' 2
# ''LeftLiberty 3: A Doctrine of Life and Humanity''
# Edward Carpenter, ''An Unknown People'' (12 pages)

== Forthcoming ==
# ''Pre-Anarchist Mutualism: Emerging at the High Tide'', including "The Mutualist" (1826), Josiah Warren's "The Motives of Communism," etc.
# ''Writings on Proudhon'', by J. A. Langlois, William B. Greene, Stephen Pearl Andrews, and Benjamin R. Tucker.
# Stephen Pearl Andrews, ''Constitutions and Organic Bases of the Pantarchy and New Catholic Church''
# Ernest Crosby, ''Golden Rule Jones'' (40 pages)
# Ernest Crosby, ''Edward Carpenter: poet and prophet''
# Voltairine de Cleyre, ''Sketches and Stories'' (44 pages)
# Joshua King Ingalls, ''The Exodus of Labor'' and other essays (24 pages)
# Philip Gilbert Hamerton, ''Proudhon as a Writer on Art''
# Joshua King Ingalls, ''On Rights and Property''
# William Henry van Ornum, ''Cooperation''
# Dyer D. Lum, ''The Economics of Anarchy'' and ''Social Problems of Today Or The Mormon Question in Its Economic Aspects''
# John Gray, ''A Lecture on Human Happiness''
# Jean-Marie Guyau, ''A Sketch of Morality Independent of Obligation or Sanction''
# Edmund Burke and A. C. Cudden, ''The Inherent Evils of All State Governments Demonstrated'', with notes by Tucker and Nettlau
# Jean Grave, ''Moribund Society and Anarchy'' [translated by Voltairine de Cleyre]
# Joshua King Ingalls, ''Writings from "The Spirit of the Age"''
# Hugo Bilgram, ''Involuntary Idleness''
# Joseph Dietzgen, ''The Nature of Human Brain Work''
# Joseph Dietzgen, ''Positive Outcome of Philosophy''
# Josiah Warren, ''Equitable Commerce'' (1849)
# Calvin Blanchard, ''The Life of Thomas Paine''
# Henry Edger, ''Writings from Modern Times''
# Mathieu Briancourt, ''The Organization of Labor and Association''
# Paul Brown, ''Twelve Months in New Harmony''
# Orestes Brownson, ''The Laboring Classes'' and "Brownson's Defense"
# Bolton Hall, ''Radical Parables''
# ''Variations on the Theme of "Mutual Banking"'', from the 17th-19th centuries
# ''Ezra Heywood vs. Elizur Wright, on The Family Bank,'' plus debates on usury, all from ''The Index''
# Edward Kellogg, ''Remarks on Usury'', together with a review of ''Labor and Other Capital''
# Herman Kuehn, ''The Problem of Worry'' and other writings
# Herman Kuehn, ''Thoughts of a Fool''
# Samuel Leavitt, ''Peacemaker Grange'', ''Anti-Malthus'' and ''A Fair Exchange No Robbery''
# Henry Demarest Lloyd, ''The Ohio Natural Gas Wars'' (from ''Wealth vs. Commonwealth'')
# William Henry van Ornum, ''Money, Cooperative Banking and Exchange'' and ''Mating or Marrying, Which?''
# James J. Walker, ''Philosophy of Egoism''
# Alfred B. Westrup, ''Citizen's Money'', ''Sex Slavery'', and other writings
# ''The Great Strike:'' essays by Ezra Heywood, Sidney H. Morse and Stephen Pearl Andrews

== Shorter texts ==
# Declaration of Sentiments and Constitution of the New-England Labor-Reform League
# William Batchelder Greene, ''The Omega Letters''
# Walt Whitman, ''Song of Myself''