A Libertarian Reader - Volume 2: Fighting For Freedom 1897 – 1936
The term "Libertarian" was first coined in 1857 to summarise opposition to the authoritarian relations generated by the state, capitalism and patriarchy – and the desire to end them. This four volume anthology series brings together libertarian writings from the next 160 years, all united by a love of freedom and seeking to change the world to allow every individual to flourish.
This second volume includes old favorites like Kropotkin, Magon, Ruhle, Makhno, and Joe Hill as well as many other less well known libertarians from the early 20th century.
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