Graham R (Ed.) - Anarchism - A Documentary History of Libertarian Ideas Volume One - From Anarchy to Anarchism (300 CE to 1939)

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Origins Of The Anarchist Movement / 85 zation, whose hearts are naturally filled with hatred and a desire fo r vengeance, should bear in mind that the kings, the oppressors, exploiters of all kinds, are as guilty as the criminals who have emerged from the masses; like them, they are evildoers who are not guilty, since they, too, are involuntary products ofthe present social order. It will not be surprising if the rebellious people kill a great many of them at first. This will be a misfortune, as unavoidable as the ravages caused by a sudden tempest, and as quickly over; but this natural act will be neither moral nor even useful. History has much to teach us on this subject. The dreadful guillotine of 1 793, which cannot be reproached with having been idle or slow, nevertheless did not succeed in destroying the French aristocracy. The nobility was indeed shaken to its roots, though not completely destroyed, but this was not the work of the guillotine; it was achieved by the confiscation of its properties. In general, we can say that carnage was never an effective means to exterminate political parties; it was proved particUlarly ineffective against the privileged classes, since power resides less in men themselves than in the circumstances created for men of privilege by the organization of material goods, that is, the institution of the State and its natural basis, illdividual property. Therefore, to make a successful revolution, it is necessary to attack conditions and material goods, to destroy property and the State. It will then become unnecessary to destroy men and be condemned to suffer the sure and inevitable reaction which no massacre has ever fa iled and ever will fa il to produce in every society. It is not surprising that theJacobins and the Blanquists-who became socialists by necessity rather than by conviction, who view socialism as a means and not as the goal of the revolution, since they desire dictatorship and the centralization of the State, hoping that the State will lead them necessarily to the reinstatement of property-dream of a bloody revolution against men, inasmuch as they do not desire the revolution against property. But such a bloody revolution, based on the construction of a powerfully centralized revolutionary State, would inevitably result in military dictatorship and a new master. Hence the triumph of the Jacobins or the Blanquists would be the death of the revolution. We are the natural enemies of such revolutionaries-the would-be dictators, regulators, and trustees of the revolution-who even before the existing monarchical, aristocratic, and bourgeois states have been destroyed, already dream of creating new revolutionary states, as fully centralized and even more despotic than the states we now have. These men are so accustomed to the order created by an authority, and feel so great a horror of what seems to them to be disorder but is simply the frank and natural expression of the life of the people, that even before a good, salu-
86 / ANARCHISM tary disorder has been produced by the revolution they dream of muzzling it by the act of some authority that will be revolutionary in name only, and will only be a new reaction in that it will again condemn the masses to being governed by decrees, to obedience, to immobility, to death; in other words, to slavery and exploitation by a new pseudo-revolutionary aristocracy ... We do not fe ar anarchy, we invoke it. For we are convinced that anarchy, meaning the unrestricted manifestation of the liberated life of the people, must spring fr0111 liberty, equality, the new social order, and the fo rce of the revolution itself ag
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Anarchism A Documenta ry Histo ry t
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" Oi T1 Graham Anarchism A Document
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]'l1[,(C of Contents Acknowledgment
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Clitpter 12 Anarclio-Syndicafism 55
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Priface ANARCHY, A SOCIElY WITHOUT
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Preface / xiii Although anarchist c
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Cfiter 1 Earry Texts On Servitude A
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Propaganda By The Deed / 151 questi
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Law And Morality / 1 73 men might k
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Law And Morality / 1 75 ties of the
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Law And Morality /179 "The ultimate
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Law And Morality / 1 81 53. Errico
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Law And Morality ! 183 aloud that w
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Law And Morality / 185 ness upon th
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Law And Morality /187 We have revol
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Anarcho-Syndicalism /191 leads to s
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Anarcho-Syndicalism /201 of kindred
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Anarcho-Syndicalism /203 SYNDICALIS
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Anarcho-Syndicalism /207 It is in F
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Art And Anarchy /213 The Soul of Ma
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Art And Anarchy / 217 physical acti
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Art And Anarchy / 219 Daily they ar
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Anarchy And Education /221 the huma
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Anarchy And Education /229 defined
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Anarchy And Education /231 I know v
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Women, Love And Marriage /237 stood
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The Mexican Revolution / 255 The In
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The Mexican Revolution /257 "We are
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The Mexican Revolution /259 the act
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The Mexican Revolution /261 The Ear
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The Russian Revolution /297 revolut
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The Russian Revolution /299 But bea
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The Russian Revolution /301 Setting
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The Russian Revolution /303 MAKHNO,
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The Russian Revolution / 305 tions
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The Russian Revolution /307 feel a
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The Russian Revolution /309 Immedia
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The Russian Revolution / 3 11 pose
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The Russian Revolution /313 may be
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The Russian Revolution /315 We live
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The Russian Revolution /317 ordinat
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( . "'II! r- '" Ja( e, .9 Anarchis
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Anarchism In latin America /321 Guy
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Chinese Anarchism /337 men are seld
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Chinese Anarchism /357 principle of
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Chinese Anarchism /359 How to Build
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Chinese Anarchism /361 to kill peop
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Chinese Anarchism ! 363 No practica
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The InteIWar Years /391 they reject
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The Interwar Years /393 change of c
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The I nterwar Years /395 ample. Not
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The IntelWar Years /399 As we have
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The Interwar Years /401 Innumerable
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The Interwar Years /403 things that
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The IntelWarYears /405 the workers'
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The Interwar Years /407 A successfu
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The Interwar Years /421 The executi
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The Interwar Years /423 In 1927, Va
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The Interwar Years /427 Of course,
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The Interwar Years /429 In any case
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The Interwar Years /431 Clearly, th
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The IntelWar Years /45 1 feudal and
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The Interwar Years /457 the Indians
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The Spanish Revolution /465 What I
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The Spanish Revolution /469 Organiz
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The Spanish Revolution /473 to meet
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The Spanish Revolution /475 ger to
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The Spanish Revolution /477 persuas
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The Spanish Revolution / 481 We hav
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The Spanish Revolution /487 weaker.
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The Spanish Revolution /489 NO IDEA
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The Spanish Revolution / 49 1 The a
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The Spanish Revolution / 493 Heads
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The Spanish Revolution /495 to see
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Epilogue And Prologue To Volume 2 /
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Index A Abad de Santillan, Diego 32
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Index / 509 civil war 58-60,76,287,
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Index /511 expropriation 154- 156,1
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Index /517 Ravachol 215-216 Read, H
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Index /519 Truth Society 354 Tsar 2
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