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.

The digitized documents are intended to complement those already available on the Internet. Unfortunately, there are significant gaps in the CIRA-Lausanne collection for the first few years. The numbers only become consecutive starting with issue #50 dated January, 1891, although with a few gaps here and there. In all, 397 issues out of a total of 446 for the entire period are now available for consultation.

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For the years from 1927 on, readers may want to visit the following sites:

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We would also remind our readers that we have digitized an almost complete collection of the War Commentarynewspaper for the period 1939-1945, which is at last available online. See the summaries.

• Freedom Volume 1 – Number 1 – October 1886

  

  • Freedom
  • The coming revolution
  • Anarchism kills Individualism
    …

• Freedom Volume 1 – Number 3 – December 1886

  

  • Things of to-day
  • What must we do?
  • On majority-rule as make-shift. The afternoon talk
  • Law and order in Ireland. II.- How they were established-1172-1319.

1887

…

• Freedom Volume 1 – Number 6 – March 1887

  

  • Another little war
  • Parliamentarianism and revolt
  • Property
  • “The Religion of socialism”
  • Doing one’s duty
  • First impressions of a callow M.P.
  • Duval
  • Law and order in Ireland. V.-“Amurath to Amurath succeeds.”

…

• Freedom Volume 1 – Number 10 – July 1887

  

  • The land war
  • Practical questions
  • Women’s labour
  • The logic of communism – S.O.
  • Prisons and their effects
  • Law and order in Ireland. IX.-The de-plantation of Ulster.
  • Sticking to principle

…

• Freedom Volume 2 – Number 13 – October 1887

  

  • Treachery and murder
  • Land nationalisation
  • A critic of anarchism (by a non-anarchist correspondent). – Sydney Olivier
  • For good or ill?
  • Village life in Dorsetshire – A Dorsetshire man
  • Law and order in Ireland. XI.-Good government.
    …

1889

• Freedom Volume 3 – Number 29 – April 1889

  

  • Social democracy and Anarchism
  • Past and future. A speech delivered by P. Kropotkine at South Place Chapel at the Commemoration of the Paris Commune.
  • The situation in France (From our Paris correspondent.)
  • The situation in Italy (From our Italian correspondent.)
  • The revolt of the English workers in the nineteenth century
    • Introduction. - Why they should revolt
    • I. The robbery of land
      …

• Freedom Volume 3 – Number 32 – July 1889

  

  • Is Communism just.
  • Spanish Anarchism (From our Collectivist Anarchist Correspondent in Barcelona.)
  • The Italian revolts (From our Italian Correspondent.)
  • Events in France (From our Paris correspondent.)
  • The workers of South Africa (From a Correspondent at Port Elizabeth, Cape Colony.)
  • The use of a vote
  • Letters between workmen. From John B. to William C. An explanation of Communism.
  • The revolt of the English workers in the nineteenth century. II. The robbery of Capital.

…

• Freedom Volume 3 – Number 36 – November 1889

  

  • In memory of Chicago
  • The approaching revolution (From our Paris correspondent.)
  • The wage system. By Peter Kropotkin.
    • I. – Representative government and wages
    • II. – The collectivist wage system
    • III. Unequal remuneration
  • Anarchist Communism defined and defended

• Freedom Volume 3 – Number 37 – December 1889

  

  • A free condition of society
  • The wage system. By Peter Kropotkin.
    • IV. – Equal wages v. free Communism
  • Individual or common property. A discussion – Albert Tarn
    …

1891

• Freedom Volume 5 – Number 50 – January 1891

  

  • The Irish split
  • True freedom
  • Anarchism v. law and authority (From a continental comrade.)
  • The worker’s movement in Russia (From our Russian correspondent.)
  • A letter from Cape Colony – H. G.
  • Society on the morrow of the revolution. Translated from the French of Jehan Le Vagre. XI.- The child in the new society.
  • The anarchists of Norway (From Freedom’s Norwegian Correspondent.)
  • The place of Communism in Anarchy. An enquiry – H. Davis

• Freedom Volume 5 – Number 51 – February 1891

  

  • The winter and the workers
  • Freedom and property
  • Ibsen’s Anarchism
  • Society on the morrow of the revolution. XI.-Darwinism and the Revolution.
  • Anarchy and Communism. Replies to comrade Davis’s enquiry. – W. Bailie and C. P.
  • A talk about Anarchist Communism between two workers
  • The trial of the Vienne anarchists
  • The railway strike
    …

• Freedom Volume 5 – Number 53 – April 1891

  

  • Commune of Paris. A speech delivered by P. Kropotkine at South Place Institute, March 18, 1891
  • Freedom and property. III.
  • A talk about Anarchist Communism between two workers by Enrico Malatesta
  • The Commune commemoration at South Place
  • French anarchist and the conscription
  • A criticism of Communism by an Anarchist Collectivist

• Freedom Volume 5 – Number 54 – May 1891

  

  • The First of May
  • The strike movement
  • Mutual aid amongst savages
  • A talk about Anarchist Communism between two workers by Enrico Malatesta
  • Communism and Anarchy. A reply to H. Davis – N.
  • Value in use and value in exchange
  • Society on the morrow of the revolution. Translated from the French of Jehan Le Vagre. XIII.- The struggle against Nature.
  • A manifesto to the Workers of Germany, by a German Anarchist group – From Die Autonomie

• Freedom Volume 5 – Number 55 – June 1891

  

  • The Russian government ant the Jews
  • Freedom and property. IV.
  • A talk about Anarchist Communism between two workers by Enrico Malatesta
  • Society on the morrow of the revolution. Translated from the French of Jehan Le Vagre. Chapter XIV.- The individual in society.
  • Communism and Anarchy. A reply to “N.” - H. Davis
  • Value in use and value in exchange
  • A society without government

• Freedom Volume 5 – Number 56 – July 1891

  

  • The thin end of the wedge
  • Domestic slavery
  • How “risings” are promoted and suppressed by the Italian government – A. H.
  • Society on the morrow of the revolution. Translated from the French of Jehan Le Vagre. Chapter XV.- Autonomy according to Science.
  • Value in use and value in exchange
  • Anarchy, Communism and competition – Diabol

• Freedom Volume 5 – Number 57 – August 1891

  

  • The labor commission
  • Freedom and property. V.
  • The Christian revolution and the social revolution
  • A talk about Anarchist Communism between two workers by Enrico Malatesta
  • Value in use and value in exchange

• Freedom Volume 5 – Number 58 – September 1891

  

  • Back to the land!
  • The Brussels congress
  • Communism and private property – M.
  • Anarchy – by Enrico Malatesta
  • Society on the morrow of the revolution. Translated from the French of Jehan Le Vagre. Chapter XVI.- Conclusion
  • A plea for Anarchism (Summary of a Lecture by H. H. Duncan, of Aberdeen.)
  • Justice in the United States

• Freedom Volume 5 – Number 59 – October 1891

  

  • Judicial atrocities
  • Revolution or war
  • Slum life in Edinburgh. -Cyril Bell
  • Anarchist morality – by P. Kropotkine
  • The Clichy trial
  • The Belgian labor party and its latest achievements (From a Belgian correspondent.)
  • The Brussels congress. A suggestion. – A worker
  • Anarchy – by Enrico Malatesta
  • The present crisis in Socialism

• Freedom Volume 5 – Number 60 – November 1891

  

  • Who the Chicago Anarchists were
  • Anarchy – by Enrico Malatesta
  • Fabians on Anarchism
  • Anarchist morality – by P. Kropotkine
  • Crime and its abolition

• Freedom Volume 5 – Number 61 – December 1891

  

  • Equal freedom
  • The Chicago anniversary
  • Roman “justice” (From an Italian Correspondent.)
  • Anarchist morality – by P. Kropotkine
  • Anarchy – by Enrico Malatesta
  • Anarchism and Trade Unionism (From a paper read before the Newcastle Anarchist Communist Group) – C. P.
  • The Berlin ragpicker
  • Anarchism and Atheism – Thomas Barclay

1892

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 62 – January 1892

  

  • “Peace on earth and good will amongst men”
  • Must we pass through state Socialism?
  • Anarchist morality – by P. Kropotkine
  • Women in Italian rice fields – Angiole Cabrine
  • Individualist Socialism (sic!) in Belgium (From a foreign correspondent.)
  • Anarchy – by Enrico Malatesta
  • Respectability and its martyrs – H. S. Salt
  • Communism – J. A. Andrews and Ed

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 63 – February 1892

  

  • What’s to be done
  • The reign of hunger. I.- The hunger
  • Anarchims in Spain (By a Spanish correspondent.)
  • The Walsall anarchists
  • Anarchist morality – by P. Kropotkine
  • Anarchy – by Enrico Malatesta
  • An open letter from an Anarchist Communist to a Secularist – T. P.
  • Useful truths

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 64 – March 1892

  

  • Hunger! Bread! Work!
  • The reign of hunger. II.- Its effects – C. M. W.
  • Anarchist morality – by P. Kropotkine
  • Walsall
  • Equal freedom and blacklegs. A reply – C. P.
  • Anarchy – by Enrico Malatesta
  • The woman question and State Socialism. - A. H. and S. M.

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 65 – April 1892

  

  • The Commune of London
  • The reign of hunger. III.- Revolt
  • Anarchy – by Enrico Malatesta
  • Individualism, Anarchism and Socialism – S. M.
  • Commemoration of the Paris Commune
  • Anarchist morality – by P. Kropotkine
  • Larks with the Paris police

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 66 – May 1892

  

  • The wild beasts of society
  • “The alleged anarchist conspiracy”
  • Anarchist morality – by P. Kropotkine
  • A scrap of talk. Harry and an Anarchist
  • The reign of hunger. IV.- Causes
  • The workhouse: labor’s resting-place. - G. E. Conrad Naewiger

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 67 – June 1892

  

  • Eight hours again
  • The reign of hunger. IV.- Causes
  • Anarchist morality – by P. Kropotkine
  • The Commonweal trial
  • Anarchy – by Enrico Malatesta
  • A plea for Communism – A. H.

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 68 – July 1892

  

  • The General Election
  • The reign of hunger. V.- Remedies
  • The conquest of bread – Elisée Reclus
  • Anarchism for rural England
  • Vilification of Socialism - G. E. Conrad Naewiger
  • Anarchist morality – by P. Kropotkine
  • Rent, interest and wages

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 69 – August 1892

  

  • Homestead & its Lesson
  • The reign of hunger. V.- Remedies
  • Ravachol
  • Some objections to Anarchist Communism. A reply to the “Referee”
  • A Swiss Commune
  • Property – N. F. D.

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 70 – September 1892

  

  • The proof of the pudding lies in the eating
  • The reign of hunger. V.- Remedies
  • Shelley – A. M.
  • Some objections to Anarchist Communism. A reply to the “Referee”
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. I.- Our riches
  • Enemies of progress (No. 1.) The parson. – G. E. Conrad Naewiger
  • Education. -A. H.
  • “Leaden instincts v. golden conduct” – L. S. B.

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 71 – October-November 1892

  

  • As you were!
  • The coming Commune
  • Education. -A. H.
  • An important workingmen’s congress in Italy (From an Italian correspondent.)
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. I.- Our riches
  • Enemies of progress (No. 2.) The “philanthropist”. – G. E. Conrad Naewiger

• Freedom Volume 6 – Number 72 – December 1892

  

  • Commemoration of the Chicago martyrs in London
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. I.- Our riches
  • Sketches from Life. I. Jules Moineau
  • Crime and the Criminal – A. H.

1893

• Freedom Volume 7 – Number 73 – January-February 1893

  

  • The breakdown in France
  • The year ‘92
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. II.- Plenty for All
  • Sketches from Life. II. David Edelstadt
  • A blow below the belt – A grovelling Fabian trying to write as an Anarchist
  • The Bristol labor war – Ça ira
  • Enemies of progress (No. 3.) The Parliamentarian. – G. E. Conrad Naewiger
  • Anarchism according to Stepniak
  • The Irish labor movement – “William Orr”
  • The Scotch Anarchist’ Conference

• Freedom Volume 7 – Number 74 – March 1893

  

  • What next?
  • The year ‘92
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. II.- Plenty for All
  • The Bristol labor war – Ça ira
  • Thrift
  • Advice to those about to emigrate
  • Enemies of progress (No. 4.) The Indifferentist. – G. E. Conrad Naewiger
  • Correspondence. “Stepniak on Anarchism”. – G. Lawrence

• Freedom Volume 7 – Number 75 – April 1893

  

  • The Commune of Paris
  • The Socialist movement in Germany
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. II.- Plenty for All
  • Correspondence. An anarchist’s position towards trade unionism – H. B. Samuels, Commonweal Group
  • Observations on the Russian Commune (Mir)
  • Opium culture in India
  • Kropotkine on Anarchism

• Freedom Volume 7 – Number 76 – May 1893

  

  • Labor Day
  • War with the Capitalists
  • Trades Unionism and blacklegs
  • William Morris on Communism
  • Bristol labor war – Ça ira
  • Cipriani and May-Day riots
  • C. C. Davis
  • The Socialist movement in Germany – By a German correspondent
  • Enemies of progress (No. 5.) The Capitalist. – G. E. Conrad Naewiger
  • James M. Brown. A beloved comrade and genial propagandist – J. Bruce Glasier
  • Traitors to the Cause! (From a correspondent well acquainted with the Belgian labor movement.)
  • Correspondence. How Anarchist Communism is misrepresented – W. Banham, Peckham Anarchist Communist Group

• Freedom Volume 7 – Number 77 – June 1893

  

  • A word in season
  • The Hull strike – G. E. Conrad Naewiger
    • Some later reflections – J. Sketchley
  • A step-son of Society
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. III.- Anarchist Communism
  • Correspondence. Fred Charles at Portland – E. C.
  • The New American Revolution. Substance of a lecture delivered by our comrade during his recent visit to England. – W. C. Owen
  • Dyer D. Lum - Voltairine de Cleyre
  • Anarchism – J. M. Brown
  • Judge Gary’s apology

• Freedom Volume 7 – Number 78 – July 1893

  

  • Anarchist reply to the Manifesto of the Joint Committee of Socialist Bodies (London)
  • The age of Cant – J. Sketchley
  • Organized labor. The Amalgamated Tailors’ Manifesto – F. M.
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. III.- Anarchist Communism
  • Mr. Auberon Herbert’s “Voluntary State”. Part I
  • Observations on the Russian Commune (Mir)
  • “Anarchism and a Moribund Society”. – O. Rossetti
  • Anarchism – J. M. Brown

• Freedom Volume 7 – Number 79 – August 1893

  

  • Socialist Party Politics at Zurich
  • To Trade Unions
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. III.- Anarchist Communism
  • Observations on the Russian Commune (Mir). - W. T.
  • “An Enemy of the People”
  • The situation in Spain
  • Mr. Auberon Herbert’s “Voluntary State”.
  • “Why Government at all?” - A. M.

• Freedom Volume 7 – Number 80 – September 1893

  

  • What’s the Good of Congresses?
  • The New Inquisition at Zurich
  • Commercialism at its Worst – W. C. Owen
  • The “productor” & the Chigaco Conference – O. Rossetti
  • Reasons for pardoning Fielden, Neebe and Schwab
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. IV.- Expropriation
  • Some aspects of Anarchist Philosophy – Fauset MacDonald
  • Observations on the Russian Commune (Mir). - W. Tcherkessoff
  • Mr. Auberon Herbert’s “Voluntary State” – L. S. B.

• Freedom Volume 7 – Number 81 – October 1893

  

  • The coal war
  • Anarchist reply to the Manifesto of the Joint Committee of Socialist Bodies (London)
  • Belfast Trade Unions Congress – Fauset MacDonald
  • Reasons for pardoning Fielden, Neebe and Schwab. An analysis of Governor Altgeld’s pamphlet
  • The Zurich Anarchist Conference
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. IV.- Expropriation
  • Mr. Auberon Herbert’s “Voluntary State” – L. S. B.
  • No rent – H. C.
  • Organised labor column. Anarchism in Trade and Labor Union – George Cores

• Freedom Volume 7 – Number 82 – November 1893

  

  • The root of the unemployed problem
  • Two historic dates (Apropos of the Zurich Congress) – W. Tcherkesov
  • No hope within the Wage-system. By one of the unemployed – G. L.
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. IV.- Expropriation
  • Socialism in Sicily – A. H.
  • Paulino Pallas – N. F. D.
  • Mr. Auberon Herbert’s “Voluntary State” – L. S. B.
  • Anarchist reply to the Manifesto of the Joint Committee of Socialist Bodies (London)
  • Comrade A. Henry’s tour in the North – Agnes Henry

• Freedom Volume 7 – Number 83 – December 1893

  

  • Anarchism and homicidal outrage – The Freedom Group
  • The Commune in Bohemia – J. H.
  • Anarchist Conference at Chicago
  • Mr. Auberon Herbert’s “Voluntary State” – L. S. Bevington
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. V.- Food
  • The Socialist Movement in Austria (From a German correspondent.)
  • Trade Unionism and Revolution - F. M.

1894

• Freedom Volume 8 – Number 84 – January-February 1894

  

  • The outlook
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. V.- Food
  • The Chicago Conference
  • Social and Political France in 1891 – O. R.
  • Commonweal Group protests against Mr. Asquith’s prohibition – J. P.
  • The Socialist Movement in Austria (From a German correspondent.)

• Freedom Volume 8 – Number 85 – March 1894

  

  • The writing on the wall
  • The Sons of the Slain – Henri Rochefort
  • Vaillant. The trial.
  • The Socialist Movement in Austria (From a German correspondent.)
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. V.- Food

• Freedom Volume 8 – Number 86 – April 1894

  

  • Is it practical?
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. V.- Food
  • The Professional Soldier
  • The Chicago Conference
  • A Pretentious Legend – W. Tcherkazov

• Freedom Volume 8 – Number 87 – May 1894

  

  • The revolt of labor
  • A few reasons why should become an Anarchist. As given by one of the unemployed - T. Tyler
  • Socialism, its Growth & Outcome
  • The Professor and the Pall Mall. From a Fabian Anarchist Correspondent – E. E. W.

• Freedom Volume 8 – Number 88 – June 1894

  

  • The right of asylum
  • The London cab strike – William Wright, cab-driver
  • A bloody vengeance
  • The trial of Jean Grave. Part I. Evidence for the defence – The public prosecutor’s accusations
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. V.- Food

• Freedom Volume 8 – Number 89 – July 1894

  

  • The Meunier case
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. V.- Food
  • The trial of Jean Grave. Part II. The defence of M. De Saint-Auban

• Freedom Volume 8 – Number 90 – August 1894

  

  • Stirring times
  • The Cantwell and Quinn case
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. VI.- Dwellings
  • Evolution at the X. International Medical Congress, Rome – F. M.
  • The concentration of Capital. A fatalist superstition – W. Tcherkazov
  • Recollections of the Commune. Introduction – by Louise Michel

• Freedom Volume 8 – Number 91 – October 1894

  

  • The trial of the thirty
  • Free speech in Manchester. Attempted repression – A. B.
  • Caserio’s declaration
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. VI.- Dwellings
  • Recollections of the Commune. I. The death agony of the Empire – by Louise Michel

• Freedom Volume 8 – Number 91bis – November-December 1894

  

  • Better pay – N. F. D
  • The conquest of bread. By Peter Kropotkine. VII.- Clothing
  • Propaganda in Norwich – A. B.
  • The position of Labor in America – Marie Louise
  • Reconstruction – J. C. Kenworthy
  • Recollections of the Commune. I. The death agony of the Empire – by Louise Michel

1895

• Freedom Volume 9 – Number 92 – January 1895

  

  • The State and Social Economy – W. Tcherkazov
  • Australian Experiences – J. A. Andrews

• Freedom Volume 9 – Number 93 – May 1895

  

  • The First of May
  • The evolution of Anarchism
  • The keynote of success – Lizzie M. Holmes
  • An Anarchist view of the legal eight-hour day – J. Turner
  • Property is government – L. S. Bevington
  • The Government, the Anarchists, & the Marxists
  • The State & its employees
  • Nature, Art & Officialism

• Freedom Volume 9 – Number 94 – June 1895

  

  • Prison reform
  • An Anarchist view of the legal eight-hour day – J. Turner
  • Anarchism in Germany
  • Social reorganization. I.- Captains of industry
  • Socialism or Democracy. What is Socialism?
  • Property & Government – T. H. Bell

• Freedom Volume 9 – Number 95 – July 1895

  

  • The political pendulum
  • Some recent criminal cases – Edward Carpenter
  • Religion and the labor movement – N.
  • Socialism or Democracy. What is Socialism? – W. Tcherkesov
  • Let us reason together – J. Turner
  • Anarchism & potatoes – L. S. Bevington
  • An Anarchist view of the legal eight-hour day – J. Turner
  • Progress & poverty – T.

• Freedom Volume 9 – Number 96 – August 1895

  

  • Anarchy – Elisée Reclus
  • A lesson to Socialists
  • Should decorative work be a drudgery – Mary Everest Boole
  • Social reorganisation. II. Production freely organized
  • Anarchism & mutual banking – William J. Robins and J. Turner
  • More sordidness – T. H. Bell
  • Woman & Christianity – F. S. Paul
  • “Human nature” – T. C.

• Freedom Volume 9 – Number 97 – September 1895

  

  • Co-operation & Anarchism
  • Green powder – Edouard Durranc
  • The International & Anarchy – An old Internationalist
  • What’s to be done with him? Or The genesis of a law-maker
  • Frederick Engels – W. Tcherkesov
  • Anarchy – Elisée Reclus
  • Anarchy & Property

• Freedom Volume 9 – Number 98 – October 1895

  

  • The Trade Union Congress – J. Turner
  • The International Socialist Workers Congress. An Anarchist Manifesto
  • The International & Anarchy. II.- Socialist Dictatorship – An old Internationalist
  • Teetolasim & Anarchism – T. C.
  • The Psychology of the Anarchist-Socialist – A. H.
  • Class war – L. Steinke

• Freedom Volume 9 – Number 99 – November 1895

  

  • The robbery-ensurance society
  • The German Social Democratic Party and the Land Question – From a continental correspondent

• Freedom Volume 10 – Number 100 – December 1895

  

  • Order – True and false
  • Bourgeois brutality in Switzerland
  • What is the State? – Frederick Bastiat
  • The German Social Democratic Party and the Land Question – From a continental correspondent

1896

• Freedom Volume 10 – Number 101 – January 1896

  

  • The movement in England
  • The reaction – An old Internationalist
  • Crime & punishment – H. A. Koch

• Freedom Volume 10 – Number 102 – February 1896

  

  • War
  • Sergius Kravtchinski–Stepniak – W. Tcherkesov
  • The movement in England – X. Y. Z.

• Freedom Volume 10 – Number 103 – March 1896

  

  • The Commune of Paris
  • Two negatives – one positive – Boutteville
  • The materialist exposition of History

• Freedom Volume 10 – Number 104 – April 1896

  

  • What shall we do to be saved?
  • The materialist exposition of History – W. Tcherkesov
  • Some observations suggested by a Perusal of Lane’s Anti-Statist Communist Manifesto – C. P.

• Freedom Volume 10 – Number 105 – May 1896

  

  • The First of May
  • Pity the poor landlords!
  • Christianity & barbarism – Fridtjof Nansen (from Eskimo Life)

• Freedom Volume 10 – Number 106 – June 1896

  

  • The State at work
  • Sausage & bread
  • Liebknecht’s tail – T. C.
  • The present situation in Russia – Doris Zhook

• Freedom Volume 10 – Number 107 – July 1896

  

  • The International Labor Congress
  • An uncivilized view of civilization - Fridtjof Nansen (from Eskimo Life)
  • Anarchist organisation – J. A. Andrews
  • Parliamentarism – Louise Michel
  • Charity: true and false – J. C. Kenworthy
  • Anarchism: its philosophy and ideal
  • The poet of freedom – A. M.

• Freedom Volume 10 – Number 108 – August-September 1896

  

  • The International Labor Congress
  • Charity: true and false – J. C. Kenworthy
  • The strike in St. Petersburg – W. Tcherkesov
  • Anarchism: its philosophy and ideal – Peter Kropotkin
  • Report of Anarchist Conference. St. Martin’s town hall, July 29, to 31, 1896.
  • Does trial by jury still exist?
  • Jottings – Diogenes
  • Report of the Holborn town hall meeting

• Freedom Volume 10 – Number 109 – October 1896

  

  • The Trade Union Congress
  • Anarchism: its philosophy and ideal – Peter Kropotkin
  • Charity: true and false – J. C. Kenworthy
  • Social Democratic criticism of the International Congress – Doris Zhook
  • Peace – Domela Nieuwenhuis
  • Regimental Socialism – W. H.
  • Nobody’s story – Charles Dickens

• Freedom Volume 10 – Number 110 – November 1896

  

  • In memory of William Morris. Poet, Artist, Socialist, and Lover of the People – Lothrop Withington, Walter Crane, Peter Kropotkine, John C. Kentworthy, S. Mainwaring, John Turner, H. Graham, W. Wess, F. Kitz, J. Lane, T. Cantwell, J. Presberg
  • Let us be just! An open letter to Herr Liebknecht - W. Tcherkesov
  • The London cab-drivers’ strike by a cab-driver – W. Wright
  • Anarchism: its philosophy and ideal – Peter Kropotkin
  • Herminia’s “marriage” – Grant Allen
  • The principle of authority – Elie Reclus
  • ‘Twas in Trafalgar square – Ernest Young

• Freedom Volume 10 – Number 111 – December 1896

  

  • Co-operation: a reply to Herbert Spencer – P. Kropotkin
  • William Morris – Edward Carpenter
  • Reminiscences of William Morris by a working colleague – S. Mainwaring
  • Armenia and Europe – W. Tcherkesov
  • Chicago martyrs commemoration meetings in London
  • Anarchism: its philosophy and ideal – Peter Kropotkin

1897

• Freedom Volume 11 – Number 112 – January 1897

  

  • Co-operation: a reply to Herbert Spencer – P. Kropotkin
  • Who is the calumniator? The true facts concerning the “Vooruit” affair
  • Tolstoy and Anarchism – J. C. K.
  • Reminiscences of William Morris by a working colleague – S. Mainwaring
  • The Barcelona Anarchists
  • Anarchism: its philosophy and ideal – Peter Kropotkin

• Freedom Volume 11 – Number 113 – February 1897

  

  • The police plague. The Apotheosis of Authority
  • John Neve
  • Reminiscences of William Morris by a working colleague – S. Mainwaring
  • The Anarchists of Barcelona
  • The Inquisition revived! Proceedings of the Court Martial held at Montjuich fortress, December 15, 1896
  • Anarchism: its philosophy and ideal – Peter Kropotkin

• Freedom Volume 11 – Number 114 – March 1897

  

  • Recent strikes
  • Anarchism: its philosophy and ideal – Peter Kropotkin
  • From Australia – J. A. Andrews
  • The Anarchists of Barcelona
  • Personal impressions of the United States. I.- The social and industrial conditions in America – John Turner

• Freedom Volume 11 – Number 115 – April 1897

  

  • The European concert
  • The Anarchists of Barcelona
  • Echoes of the International Socialist Workers’ Congress at London, 1896 – W. Tcherkesov
  • John Neve – F. Kitz
  • The labor question versus Anarchism – Dr. L. Smirnow
  • “Justice” & Russian Revolutionary Socialism – W. Tcherkesov
  • The slavery of non-resistance
  • Lessons of the Hamburg dockers’ strike

• Freedom Volume 11 – Number 116 – May 1897

  

  • May Day
  • Rebels or traitors? – John Turner
  • The Spanish Martyrs
  • The State: its historic role – Peter Kropotkin
  • The Anarchists of Barcelona
  • The labor question versus Anarchism – Dr. L. Smirnow
  • Personal impressions of the United States. I.- The Labor Movement in America – John Turner

• Freedom Volume 11 – Number 117 – June-July 1897

  

  • The jubilee
  • The Mollie Maguires – Dr. U. M. Weideman
  • Greece and Europe – W. Tcherkesov
  • The State: its historic role – Peter Kropotkin
  • The Anarchists of Barcelona – X.
  • The labor question versus Anarchism – Dr. L. Smirnow

• Freedom Volume 11 – Number 118 – August 1897

  

  • The strike for an Eight-Hour Day
  • The tortured Spaniards
  • John Gabriel Borkman – Caleb Keenan
  • The State: its historic role – Peter Kropotkin
  • The labor exchange – Wm. Holmes

• Freedom Volume 11 – Number 119 – September 1897

  

  • Anarchism and its enemies
  • In memory of Michael Angiolillo, garroted in the prison of Vergara, August 20, 1897 – X.
  • A libertarian school – Caleb Keenan
  • The labor question versus Anarchism – Dr. L. Smirnow
  • American Notes – V. De Cleyre

• Freedom Volume 11 – Number 120 – November 1897

  

  • The labour war – John Turner
  • The labor question versus Anarchism – Dr. L. Smirnow
  • The curse of landlordism – Ernest Young
  • American Notes – V. De Cleyre
  • Voltairine De Cleyre’s tour in Scotland – W. Duff
  • New tactics for trade unionists – N.
  • Montjuich, and after – Extra supplement to “Freedom”

• Freedom Volume 11 – Number 121 – December 1897

  

  • Strikes and arbitration
  • From across the sea – V. De Cleyre
  • Patriotism – J. Perry
  • The labor question versus Anarchism – Dr. L. Smirnow

1898

• Freedom Volume 12 – Number 122 – January 1898

  

  • Men and masters – Charles Dickens
  • The labor question versus Anarchism – Dr. L. Smirnow
  • The State: its historic role – Peter Kropotkin

• Freedom Volume 12 – Number 123 – February 1898

  

  • New tactics in the economic struggle
  • The bad shepherds, a drama in 5 acts by Octave Mirbeau – René Chaughi
  • Love, monopoly, jealousy – Grant Allen
  • American notes – Voltairine de Cleyre
  • The State: its historic role – Peter Kropotkin

• Freedom Volume 12 – Number 124 – March 1898

  

  • Peter Kropotkine on “The development of trade-unionism”
  • Pages of socialist history. IX. Materialism and Slavery.
  • American notes – Voltairine de Cleyre
  • A condemnation for opinion. The case of Vladimir Bourtzev.
  • Montjuich, and after – Extra supplement to “Freedom”
  • The State: its historic role – Peter Kropotkin
  • Comradeship – R. C. M.

• Freedom Volume 12 – Number 125 – April 1898

  

  • 1848-1871. A speech delivered by P. Kropotkin at the Commune Celebration, 1898.
  • American notes – Voltairine de Cleyre
  • Ireland’s commemoration
  • The State: its historic role – Peter Kropotkin
  • Pages of socialist history. X. Social-democratic claims – W. Tcherkessof
  • Comradeship – R. C. M.
  • The Commune celebration

• Freedom Volume 12 – Number 126 – May 1898

  

  • May Day
  • War – E. Reclus
  • American notes – Voltairine de Cleyre
  • Woman’s freedom – Lizzie Moore
  • The State: its historic role – Peter Kropotkin

• Freedom Volume 12 – Number 127 – June 1898

  

  • The insurrections in Spain and Italy
  • American notes – Voltairine de Cleyre
  • Pages of socialist history. XI. Social Democratic ethics – W. Tcherkessof
  • The State: its historic role – Peter Kropotkin
  • Facts about the Italian revolt

• Freedom Volume 12 – Number 128 – July 1898

  

  • The future of trade unionism
  • Edward Bellamy – P. K.
  • The cry of the children – A. D.
  • The discussion of the sex question
  • The need for a no-rent campaign – J. L. Page
  • The Rulers, the People and the Truth-tellers – W. Anderson

• Freedom Volume 12 – Number 129 – August 1898

  

  • Murder for profit
  • American notes – Voltairine de Cleyre
  • The future of trade unionism
  • In Cottonopolis – H. S.

• Freedom Volume 12 – Number 130 – September 1898

  

  • While the people sleep – W. F. Barnard
  • The future of trade unionism
  • The International, its prosecutors, and Anarchism. I. Declaration of Principles in 1860 – W. Tcherkesov
  • American notes – Voltairine de Cleyre

• Freedom Volume 12 – Number 131 – October 1898

  

  • Despots as humanitarians!
  • The sufferings of an outraged people. Italian political prisoners – Ouida
  • Kropotkin on the Geneva tragedy
  • The future of trade unionism
  • The International, its prosecutors, and Anarchism. I. Declaration of Principles in 1860 – W. Tcherkesov
  • What the uncommercial traveler saw. Lead-foisioned.

• Freedom Volume 12 – Number 132 – November 1898

  

  • The Chicago martyrs
  • The miners of Illinois. A Chapter from the labor war in America; by an American Trade Unionist.
  • The Leeds Brotherhood workshop – W. MacQueen

• Freedom Volume 12 – Number 133 – December 1898

  

  • The eleventh of November – P. Kropotkin
  • The miners of Illinois. A Chapter from the labor war in America; by an American Trade Unionist.

1899

• Freedom Volume 13 – Number 134 – January 1899

  

  • Bourgeois revenge on the Communards, 1871
  • The International, its prosecutors, and Anarchism. III. Early Socialist formulas – W. Tcherkesov
  • Anarchism in France – W. Tcherkesov
  • Libertarian or Anarchist? – Henry Glasse
  • “Justice” in Holland – F. Domela Nieuwenhuis

• Freedom Volume 13 – Number 135 – February 1899

  

  • Legislation
  • “Justice” in Holland – F. Domela Nieuwenhuis
  • Are men bad? – W. MacQueen

• Freedom Volume 13 – Number 136 – March 1899

  

  • The Commune of Paris
  • “Justice” in Holland – Domela Nieuwenhuis
  • The International, its prosecutors, and Anarchism. IV. English Socialism; W. Godwin, R. Owen – W. Tcherkesov
  • The anti-anarchist conference – H. Glasse
  • Mutual aid versus charity
  • War and its evils – R. C. M.

• Freedom Volume 13 – Number 137 – April 1899

  

  • Honesty and commercialism
  • Caesarism – Peter Kropotkin
  • Progress and law – W. MacQueen
  • The International, its prosecutors, and Anarchism. V. Industrial slavery and the working-class movement – W. Tcherkesov
  • Report of the Commune commemoration – H. K.

• Freedom Volume 13 – Number 138 – May 1899

  

  • May-Day
  • The International, its prosecutors, and Anarchism. VI. R. Owen (1771-1858) – W. Tcherkesov
  • The fool and the wise man – W. Anderson
  • Caesarism – Peter Kropotkin
  • A wolf in sheep’s clothing
  • Social honor – H. L. Traubel
  • A voice from a French prison – R. Dunois and G. Etiévant

• Freedom Volume 13 – Number 139 – June 1899

  

  • Hypocrites in council
  • Caesarism – Peter Kropotkin
  • The International, its prosecutors, and Anarchism. VII. Working-class movement and Chartism (1832-1848) – W. Tcherkesov
  • The brazen veto – P. Johnson

• Freedom Volume 13 – Number 140 – July 1899

  

  • The Dreyfus affair and the general strike
  • Jean Grave upon groups & organisation
  • Norway, Denmark, and Sweden
  • A riot in Ghent
  • Cuba – T. del Marmol

• Freedom Volume 13 – Number 141 – August-September 1899

  

  • Co-operation and democracy
  • The Ruskin colony
  • The revolutionary situation in Spain – T. del Marmol

• Freedom Volume 13 – Number 142 – October 1899

  

  • The rule of the money-bag
  • Trades unionism – H. Kelly
  • Political or revolutionary method?
  • A letter of a suicide

• Freedom Volume 13 – Number 143 – November 1899

  

  • “Lest we forget”
  • War
  • Is the State the Enemy? – W. M.
  • The International, its prosecutors, and Anarchism. VII. Working-class movement and Chartism (1832-1848) – W. Tcherkesov
  • Freedom and slavery – R. C. M.

• Freedom Volume 13 – Number 144 – December 1899

  

  • German social democracy & E. Bernstein – N.
  • A German Dreyfus case
  • The International, its prosecutors, and Anarchism. VIII. French Socialism - Saint Simon – W. Tcherkesov
  • The housing problem – W. M.
  • The situation in Spain – T. del Marmol
  • “Sisters of Mercy”

1900

• Freedom Volume 14 – Number 145 – January-February 1900

  

  • The international congress of 1900 at Paris
  • German Social Democracy & E. Bernstein – N.
  • Responsibility and Solidarity in the labor struggle: their present limits and their possible extension – M. Nettlau
  • The International, its prosecutors, and Anarchism. IX. Fourier and the “école sociétaire”. X. The Democratic and Socialist movement 1830-1848 – W. Tcherkesov
  • The rich and the poor (a dialogue)

• Freedom Volume 14 – Number 146 – March-April 1900

  

  • The British workers and the war
  • The effect of war on the workers – Emma Goldman
  • Responsibility and Solidarity in the labor struggle: their present limits and their possible extension – M. Nettlau
  • Professor Hobson on war
  • The Social Revolution – Michael Bakounine

• Freedom Volume 14 – Number 147 – May 1900

  

  • Labor Day
  • The International, its prosecutors, and Anarchism. X. The Socialist State – Louis Blanc, 1831-1848 – W. Tcherkesov
  • Fabianism “furioso”
  • The pyramid of tyranny – F. Domela Nieuwenhuis

• Freedom Volume 14 – Number 149 – June-July 1900

  

  • “Patriotism” and moral courage
  • Why there are anarchists in Italy – Dr. W. Barry
  • An appeal to the English Anarchist Communists – W. Anderson, M. Roche
  • The labor war in America – H. K.
  • The pyramid of tyranny – F. Domela Nieuwenhuis
  • The Spanish anarchists
  • The International, its prosecutors, and Anarchism. X. The Socialist State – a general prejudice of 1848 – W. Tcherkesov

• Freedom Volume 14 – Number 150 – August 1900

  

  • Anarchist propaganda
  • The pyramid of tyranny – F. Domela Nieuwenhuis
  • Will they solve the social problem? – H. N.

• Freedom Volume 14 – Number 151 – September-October 1900

  

  • An urgent need: a labor convention
  • The “Anarchist Newsletter” – Alf. Barton
  • J. H. Edelmann
  • The pyramid of tyranny – F. Domela Nieuwenhuis

• Freedom Volume 14 – Number 152 – November 1900

  

  • We never forget – John Turner
  • Spain – T. del Marmol
  • The suppressed international revolutionary workers’ congress of 1900
  • The International, its prosecutors, and Anarchism. X. Proudhon – W. Tcherkesov

• Freedom Volume 14 – Number 153 – December 1900

  

  • Politics and the people
  • A brief history of ‘Freedom”
  • Judge Magnaud – T. M.
  • The pyramid of tyranny – F. Domela Nieuwenhuis
  • “Thou shalt not kill” – Leo Tolstoy

1901

• Freedom Volume 15 – Number 154 – January 1901

  

  • Contrasts: 1801 --- 1901

• Freedom Volume 15 – Number 155 – February 1901

  

  • Triumphant cruelty
  • Socialists parties and the State
  • The prophet of peace at home – W. Tcherkesov
  • Socialism the remedy – Henry Glasse
  • The rise of the movement in Chicago
  • The pyramid of tyranny – F. Domela Nieuwenhuis
  • The latter-day devil – M. Kavanagh

• Freedom Volume 15 – Number 156 – March-April 1901

  

  • Smouldering fire
  • The eighteenth of March – L. Michel
  • Socialism the remedy – Henry Glasse
  • Paris slum life – Emile Zola
  • Paris congress reports – Christian Cornelissen
  • What is democracy? – R. C. M.
  • The Paris Commune

• Freedom Volume 15 – Number 157 – May-June 1901

  

  • The awakening of the Russian people – W. Tcherkesov
  • Imperialism pilloried. To the person sitting in Darkness – Mark Twain
  • Paris congress reports. Organisation, initiative, coherence – J. Grave
  • Bronze-workers trade-union of Paris to the workers of England – Delegate Albert Henri
  • Compulsory education – Treb.
  • The libertarian movement in Spain & France – T. del Marmol
  • Progress – R. M.

• Freedom Volume 15 – Number 158 – July 1901

  

  • The Workers of France to the Workers of Great Britain
  • Paris congress reports. Communism and Anarchy – P. Kropotkin
  • Methods of propaganda – H. M. K.
  • Gustave Lefrançais – W. Tcherkesov
  • Pike-thrusts – Redcap
  • Meetings: Trafalgar square demonstration against the outrages of the Russian government on students and workers
  • Our present perils. A word to all parties

• Freedom Volume 15 – Number 159 – August 1901

  

  • The Labor War in America. How they settle strikes in the Rockies. A special letter from Colorado – Tom Boy Mill
  • Paris congress reports. Communism and Anarchy – P. Kropotkin
  • Life: a drama in one act – Redcap
  • A visitor from Luna – Tcej Busa
  • A pioneer’s love-problem – Frederick A. Cook
  • Integral education – Paul Robin

• Freedom Volume 15 – Number 160 – September 1901

  

  • The fall of England
  • Paris congress reports. Militarism: attitude to assume in case of War – Albert Henry
  • Trade Unions, the House of Lords’ decision and political action – J. Blair Smith
  • The International Workingmen’s Group – G. Lotz, secretary
  • Pike-thrusts – Redcap
  • Integral education. Kropotkin’s view.
  • Methods of propaganda – Arthur St. John

• Freedom Volume 15 – Number 161 – October 1901

  

  • Shall we always submit?
  • A letter from Australia – John Dwyer
  • Norway, Sweden and Denmark – K. Hansteen
  • Paris congress reports, 1900. The General Strike – Revolutionary Socialist Party, Paris
  • Hermann Jung – W. Tcherkesov
  • Methods – J. Blair Smith
  • Organised vengeance, called “Justice” – Peter Kropotkin
  • Methods of Propaganda – Arthur St. John
  • The dilemma of authority

• Freedom Volume 15 – Number 162 – November 1901

  

  • The Chicago martyrs
  • American opinion on McKinley’s assassination
  • The superstition of government – Henry Glasse
  • Paris congress reports, 1900. The General Strike – José Lopez Monténégro
  • The Communist movement in Holland
  • John Most

• Freedom Volume 15 – Number 163 – December 1901

  

  • To the People – Freedom Group
  • Paris congress reports, 1900. The Communist Anarchists & Woman. Report (condensed) of the Group of International Revolutionary Socialist Students of Paris.
  • The Communist movement in Holland

1902

• Freedom Volume 16 – Number 164 – January 1902

  

  • Paris congress reports, 1900. Tolstoyism and Anarchism
  • The Communist movement in Holland – C. Cornelissen
  • “By order of the police”. An episode of 1894 – Octave Mirbeau

• Freedom Volume 16 – Number 165– February 1902

  

  • What we can do – Henry Glasse
  • The moral of Dewsbury
  • Proudhon’s Mutualism and Anarchism
  • Petty tyranny of the State – T. C.

• Freedom Volume 16 – Number 166 – March 1902

  

  • War or submission – which?
  • Proudhon’s Mutualism and Anarchism

• Freedom Volume 16 – Number 167 – April-May 1902

  

  • Labor Day
  • A woman – Amilcare Cipriani
  • Robert Owens “New moral world” – R. M.
  • Self-government – Henry Glasse
  • Social justice
  • How a crowd fought in old days
  • The social situation in Spain – T. del M.
  • The criminal – “Réveil des Travailleurs”

• Freedom Volume 16 – Number 168 – June 1902

  

  • One war over – when is the next?
  • Jimmie, the weaver
  • Parties and their influence – R. M.
  • The surest policy – Henry Glasse
  • Man’s inhumanity to man. A sketch of the French Penal Colony of New Caledonia – G. Griffiths
  • Anarchist Communism: its aims and principles
  • The crimes of the Capitalist
  • Socialism: will it benefit or curse mankind? – C. Severance

• Freedom Volume 16 – Number 169 – July 1902

  

  • The coming revolution
  • Shadwell
  • The evolution of Anarchism
  • Man’s inhumanity to man. A sketch of the French Penal Colony of New Caledonia – G. Griffiths
  • Van der Velde at home
  • A Boer woman
  • Long live Cuba!
  • Anarchist Communism: its aims and principles

• Freedom Volume 16 – Number 170 – August-September 1902

  

  • Foundation and superstructure
  • Man’s inhumanity to man. A sketch of the French Penal Colony of New Caledonia – G. Griffiths
  • Anarchist Communism: its aims and principles

• Freedom Volume 16 – Number 171 – October-November 1902

  

  • The Labor War
  • Zola
  • The revolutionary movement in Russia – W. Tcherkesov
  • Man’s inhumanity to man. A sketch of the French Penal Colony of New Caledonia – G. Griffiths

• Freedom Volume 16 – Number 172 – December 1902

  

  • Municipal Socialism
  • The Labor War in America – H. M. K.
  • Religious tolerance in Russia
  • Anarchist Communism: its aims and principles

Suite des sommaires de Freedom pour les années 1903-1914