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

ACknowCedgments
MY THANKS IN PREPARING THIS VOLUME first go to the many translators who have
assisted me : Paul Sharke y, John P. Clark, Camille Martin, Robe rt Ludlow, the late
George Woodcock, John Turner, the late Nicolas Walter, the late Ve rnon Richards,
Hsiao-Pei Ye n, Guannan Li, Edward S. Krebs, Shuping Wan, Yoshiharu Hashimoto,
Dongyoun Hwang,John Crump, Yasuko Sato, Robe rt Cutler, and Richard C1e minson.
Special thanks to those who provided me with material, assistance or suggestions of
material for inclusion in this volume: John Rapp, Martha Acklesbe rg, Don Stewart,
Gottfried He uer, Barry Pateman and the Kate Sharpley Library, Wayne Thorpe, David
Goodway, All an An tliff, Stuart Christie, Pascal Be dos, Paddy Tsurumi, Arif Dirlik, Phil
Billingsley, J.M. Adams, Andre Eise nstein, Toby Crowe and Free dom Press, Larry
Gambone, Chuck Morse, Davide Turcato, Marianne Enckell and C1RA, Carl Rose nberg,
Helene Bowen Raddeker, Sharif Ge mie, and Charlatan Stew. I also wish to acknowledge
and thank the In stitute for Anarchist Studies for providing me with a grant to assist
with the publication of this book. Lastly, many thanks and much gratitude to my
fa mily for putting up with all of my work on this proje ct.