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Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains a number of wide range of publications devoted to aspects of anarchism. many of these publications are published in the United States , but there are also journals from Great Britain and Australia. While the overall nature of the series is political, publications also discuss anarchistic and libertarian aspects of economics, technology, environmentalism, and other topics. In a number of cases, the series contains the first issues of periodicals: some of these are...

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Zine, written by unnamed author to "explore dilemmas of contemporary Jewish identity.' Contains ethnic humor and profanity that some may find offensive.

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Volume 1, Number 2. Magazine is printed completely in Spanish (31 pages), with first 17 pages printed tête-bêche in English.

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Volume 1, number 1.

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Issues no. 43 and 47. Title varies; earlier issue called Views & Comments of the Libertarian League.

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Two 1989 issues of the "official newsletter of the Atheist Anarchist Feminist Eco-Terrorists for Justice."

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains a number of wide range of publications devoted to aspects of anarchism. many of these publications are published in the United States , but there are also journals from Great Britain and Australia. While the overall nature of the series is political, publications also discuss anarchistic and libertarian aspects of economics, technology, environmentalism, and other topics. In a number of cases, the series contains the first issues of periodicals: some of these are...

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Issue number 1 of publication calling itself an "Anarchist,Anarca-feminist Monthly."

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Published version of speech given before Congress by Representative Johnson (Washington).

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Pamphlet written attacking radical labor organizer Thomas Mooney and others on trial for the Perparedness Day bombing in 1916, which killed ten persons and wounded forty. Mooney and co-defendant Warren Billings were convicted and sentenced to hang. The sentence was commuted, and both men were pardoned in 1939.