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Issues of Freedom (1886 - 1927)

Issues for the years 1886-1902

We digitized Freedom, from issue #1, October, 1886, to #446, November-December, 1927. These documents were loaned to us from a collection archived at CIRA-Lausanne, whom we would like to thank warmly. We also thank the entire team for their unfailing confidence in us over the years.

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Issues of Freedom (1886 - 1927)

Issues for the years 1903-1914

1903 Freedom Volume 17 – Number 173 – January 1903

To the unemployed The “Mano Negra” The dragon’s teeth – Franklin H. Wentworth Anarchist Communism: its aims and principles Freedom Volume 17 – Number 174 – February-March 1903

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Issues of Freedom (1886 - 1927)

Issues for the years 1914-1927

1915 Freedom Volume 29 – Number 309 – January 1915

Mexicans’ revolutionary manifesto Death of Anselmo Lorenzo Anarchism, Socialism, and the State – Otto Leroy The worship of government What will stay the plague? – Edward Carpenter Freedom Volume 29 – Number 310 – February 1915 (…)

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Brief history of Freedom

The core group which went on to form Freedom Press came out of a circle of anarchists with international connections formed around the London-based radical firebrand Charlotte Wilson, a Cambridge-educated writer and public speaker who was in the process of breaking from Fabian Society orthodoxy. (…)

War Commentary Volume 1 – Number 1 – November 1939

War resistance War and the Workers To the Women of England – Ethel Mannin Comunist Party Politics “What are we fighting for?” – V. R. War Commentary Volume 1 – Number 2 – December 1939

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War Commentary. Summary

History of the Group

War Commentary (1939-1945) was an antimilitarist, anti-war anarchist newspaper published in Great Britain during the five years of World War II. First published in November, 1939, it was the successor to Revolt! (1939) and to Spain and The World (1936-1938).

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