MONTHLY : Two Rom not evidence of the ethics of landowing. But he gives his case away when he says "the prairie value of land is nil," and that '•its present value has been created mainly by the labour, the enterprise, intelligence and capital of the landowner." If all the peopl
" Socialism in Our Day ! "
Happily we Anarchists are not condemned to the task of bamboozling the public for the sake of catching votes. This gives us inestimable advantages. We do not have to compromise and lie. We need not become the kept mistresses of those who put up the money needed for expensive cam
FREEDOM. Comments.
I have been asked to express my opinion upon the foregoing article. But for this, I should have remained silent ; for I find so much with which I can agree and, comparatively speaking, so little with which to disagree. In a movement, such as ours, which has for its first object
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♦l I. l l lid 1W PRINTING AT T. CANTWELL. It7,liton Street, (Rust on Road) p rintery N. V. FREEDOM PAMPHLETS. I. THE WAGE SYSTEM. Br PETER KROPOTKIN. Id. 2. THE COMMUNE OF PARIS. Br Pirraft:KßoronciN. Id. 3. A TALK ABOUT ANARCHIST-COMMUNISM BETWEEN TWO WORKERS. By E. MALATE,TA. I
FREEDOM. FOUR PAGES ONLY!
FREEDOM this month is four pages only. Owing to the state of our finances it is impossible to issue a larger paper. Please help us quickly, and it will get back to its original size. Everything depends on a prompt response to our appeal. The following sums have been received to
AUGUST, 1921.
NOTES. No Jobs in Sight. If the enormous decline in the foreign trade of this country be taken as a guide, the unemployed stand a poor chance of getting jobs for many a long day. According to figures just published, the value of the exports for last month was only £43,172,(M(),
N4,VEMBI4R-DECEMBEII, 1927.
N4,VEMBI4R-DECEMBE II , 1927.
The I.L.P. Conference.
Attendance at the Independent Labour Party Conference gave me, a hater of the State and all its works, much food for thought. From the visitors' gallery I looked down daily on a large assembly whose general earnestness and capacity for transacting business it seemed impossible t
MEDICAL MONOPOLISTS.
The policy of Trade Unionism, that a man not a member of a Union may not be hired to perform some work which comes under the activities of the members of that Union, is questionable. But there is no law to prevent a man, be he a member of a Union or not, from doing a piece of wo