MANUSCRIPT DIVISION, NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY INVENTORY OF THE BENJAMIN R. TUCKER COLLECTION OF MANUSCRIPTS, BOOKS & PAMPHLETS RELATING TO ANARCHISM jds Sept, '71 BENJAMIN R TUCKER COLLECTION Table of Contents Correspondence of Benj. R. Tucker p. 1-5 Letters & Papers Relating to George Bernard Shaw p. 6-7 Scrapbooks & Miscellaneous Papers p. 8-10 Books & Pamphlets Published by Benj. R. Tucker p. 11-14 Books on Anarchism, etc. in English p. 15-18 Pamphlets on Anarchism, etc. in English p. 19-26 Periodicals on Anarchism, etc. in English p. 27-29 Books on Anarchism, etc. in French p. 30-33 Pamphlets on Anarchism, etc. in French p. 34-35 Periodicals on Anarchism, etc. in French p. 36-37 Books, etc. in French by and about Clemenceau p. 38-39 Books on Anarchism in German by John Henry Mackay, et al p. 40-41 Pamphlets & Periodicals on Anarchism in German p. 42 Books & Pamphlets on Anarchism in Italian, Russian & Spanish p. 43 Miscellaneous Books, Newspapers & Printed Matter, etc. p. 44 Addenda (71M68) p. 45-51 THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY RARE BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS DIVISION ACCESSION SHEET Accession # 71M68 Location 27-j-3/4 Title Tucker, Benjamin, 1854-1939. Papers. Approximate inclusive dates 1860s-1970s. 1870s-1930s, bulk. Date of receipt 1971 Received from Oriole Tucker Riché Volume on arrival Number of boxes (after rebooting) 27 linear feet. 39 boxes and 40 volumes. Condition Good. Restrictions Description Individualist Anarchist; author, editor, publisher, and translator. Tucker was the publisher of the influential Anarchist publication Liberty, 1881-1908, and of the short-lived quarterly Radical Review, 1877-1878; owner of the Unique Bookshop in New York; specialist in and translator of the French Anarchist philosopher Pierre Joseph Proudhon (1809-1865); and publisher of books considered radical in his day. These included Diary of a Chambermaid; Octave Mirbeau; The Kreutzer Sonata, Tolstoy; Leaves of Grass, Walt Whitman; Ballad of Reading Gaol, Oscar Wilde; The Ego and His Own, Max Stirner; and works by Proudhon, George Bernard Shaw, and Emile Zola. Born in South Dartmouth, Mass., Tucker attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology from 1870-1873. After a period in France, Tucker settled in Boston where he began his work as an editor and publisher while earning a living as a staff member of the Boston Globe. Tucker moved to New York in 1892 and remained there until 1908 when a fire at the Unique Bookshop destroyed his entire operation. Soon after, Tucker, with his companion Pearl Johnson and their infant daughter Oriole Johnson Tucker (later Riché) moved to France. The family moved to Monaco in 1926, and Tucker died there in 1939. Special Formats - Photographs - Maps - Audio Tapes - Films - Graphics - Artifacts - Machine-readable records - Other (list)___________ Temporary catalog card added entries See attached Description Tucker's papers, the bulk of which date from the 1870s-1930s, consist of correspondence, fragmentary business and personal records, manuscripts of Tucker's translations from Proudhon, scrapbooks, photographs, material relating to his relationship with reformer Victoria Claflin Woodhull (1838-1927), and a large collection of Anarchist books, periodicals, and pamphlets in English, French, German, and a few other languages. The Inventory of the Benjamin R. Tucker Collection of Manuscripts, Books, and Pamphlets, John D. Stinson, September, 1971, contains a detailed listing of the collection. The correspondence, some of which is in French, dates from ca. 1866-1950. Letters to Pearl Johnson and Oriole J. Tucker are included. Tucker's correspondents were friends and political colleagues, readers of Liberty, and representatives of journals, publishing houses, and various organizations. There are particularly large files of correspondence between Tucker and the Scottish-German poet and Anarchist John Henry Mackay covering the years 1905-1933, and with editor and author George Schumm, from 1885-1939. Other correspondents include: Stephen Pearl Andrews, William Bailie, Henry Bool, Steven T. Byington, Henry and Thyrza Cohen, English publisher Arthur C. Fifield, Morton Fullerton, William B. Greene, Joseph and Rose Freeman Ishill of the Oriole Press in Berkeley Heights New Jersey, Joseph and Laurance Labadie, George E. MacDonald, Sidney H. Morse, Lincoln Steffens, Clarence L. Swartz, Edward Tuck, Brand Whitlock, C.E.S. Wood, Victor Yarros, and others. Correspondence between Tucker and George Bernard Shaw and Shaw's wife Charlotte F. Shaw, with related papers, are now at the New York Public Library's Berg Collection. See pages 1-5 and 46-47 of the 1971 inventory for a complete listing of correspondents. Miscellaneous papers, described in detail on pages 8-10 and 47-49 of the 1971 inventory, include: fragmentary records of the Unique Bookshop (see the correspondence files, box 4, for correspondence between Pearl Johnson, then Tucker's assistant, and Tucker, in Europe, May-July, 1907, concerning business matters), of Liberty, and of Tucker's activities as a book publisher. Twenty-two scrapbooks contain numbered clippings, ca. 1880s-1930s, of articles on political, literary, and other topics, from French and American papers, some with Tucker's notes. A card index to the scrapbooks is contained in boxes 10-12. An additional scrapbook, 1870s, has not been indexed, and a group of loose clippings are in box 15. Two boxes (13 and 14) contain photographs, chiefly in the form of cabinet card and carte de visite portraits, of radical figures (including many of Tucker's correspondents), and of a variety of statesmen, authors, artists, actresses, and other public figures. Ezra Heywood, Jo Labadie, Victoria Claflin Woodhull, Albert Parsons, August Spies, Elisee Reclus, and Emile Zola are among the many pictured. There are only a few photographs of Tucker and Pearl Johnson. A group of files contains biographical miscellany (letters, photographs, printed items), presumably gathered by Tucker, on a variety of political and cultural figures. These include Emery A. Andrews, E.L. Augustus (a phrenological report), Sarah Bernhardt, Ezra Heywood, John Henry Mackay, Lysander Spooner, Josiah Warren (including examples of his "labor notes," the form of currency he promoted), and Walt Whitman (a signed photograph, 1882). Papers relating to Tucker's personal life include the manuscript of an autobiography, The life of Benjamin R. Tucker as disclosed by himself in the principality of Monaco at the age of 74, and a file labelled (as it was originally) "autobiographical." This autobiographical file contains correspondence, 1920s-1930s, between Tucker and Charles Almy, Emile Armand, Dr. Bertha Johnson (Pearl Johnson's sister, a physician), George Schumm, and others, containing descriptions (as recorded either by Tucker or these correspondents) of Tucker's personal history, temperament, state of health in later years, and political beliefs. Notes written by Tucker as reminders to himself or to Pearl Johnson, and some autobiographical essays are included. Additional personal papers consist of: affadavits containing Tucker's requests to be excused from jury duty, 1897 and 1907; passports; a photograph of Tucker, 1931; notebooks containing accounts, autographs, and memoranda, and engineering drawings done by Tucker while a student at MIT. Tucker knew the controversial reformer Victoria Claflin Woodhull when he was young, and the collection contains his correspondence with Emanie Sachs, her biographer (The Terrible Siren, Harper and Bros., 1928). Included is a forty-five page letter from Tucker to Sachs in which he describes his relationship with Woodhull. A typescript of the chapter in Sachs' book that incorporates this material is also included. Finally, the collection contains a large group of Anarchist books, periodicals, and pamphlets, 1860s-1970s (chiefly late nineteenth, early twentieth centuries) in English, French, and German with some in Italian, Russian, and Spanish. There are books and pamphlets published by Tucker and complete runs of Liberty, 1881-1908, and the Radical Review; significant groups of books by or about Georges Clemenceau, John Henry Mackay, and Pierre Joseph Proudhon; a small group of engineering books; and books and pamphlets published by the Oriole Press. A sizeable group of books on health and sexuality, and printed materials on medical matters that belonged to Dr. Bertha Johnson are also included. Container I. Correspondence, ca.1866-1950 1 A - G 2 H - M (including Mackay) 3 M - S (including Schumm, 1885-1902) 4 S - W (including Schumm, 1906-1939) II. Miscellaneous Papers, 1870s-1930s 5-15 See the Inventory of the Benjamin R. Tucker Collection of Manuscripts, Books, and Pamphlets Relating to Anarchism Sept., 1971, pages 8-10 and 47-49 for a detailed listing of these papers. III. Scrapbooks, 1870s 1930s Scrapbook No. Clipping Numbers 1 1 - 300 2 301 - 600 3 601 - 900 4 901 - 1200 5 1201 - 1500 6 1501 - 1800 7 1801 - 2100 8 2101 - 2400 9 2401 - 2700 10 2701 - 3000 11 3001 - 3300 12 3301 - 3600 13 3601 - 3900 14 3901 - 4200 15 4201 - 4500 16 4501 - 4800 17 4801 - 5100 18 5101 - 5400 An alphabetical index to the scrapbooks is in boxes 10-12. Scrapbook No. Clipping Numbers 19 5401 - 5700 20 5701 - 6000 21 6001 - 6300 22 6301 - 6600 One unnumbered scrapbook, not indexed, 1870s. Container IV. Books, Pamphlets, Periodicals, ca. 1860s-1970s 16 Books and pamphlets published by Tucker 17-19 Pamphlets in English 20 Pamphlets in French, German, Spanish, Russian 21 Periodicals in English 22-23 Periodicals in French (see oversize box in stack D6 for more French periodicals) 24 Books in English, D-R 25 Books in English, S-Z; engineering books 26 Books in French, A-L 27 Books in French, M-T; books by or about Proudhon 28-29 Books by or about Proudhon 30 Books by or about Clemenceau 31 Books and periodicals in German 32 Books by or about Mackay 33 Books in Spanish, Italian, Russian 34-36 Books on health and sexuality 37 Books published by Oriole Press 38-39 Printed material of Dr. Bertha Johnson Liberty and The Radical Review, both published by Tucker, have been bound and are not included in box 21 with the other periodicals in English. The 1971 inventory has a complete listing. Correspondence is organized alphabetically by correspondent in boxes 1-4. See the container list. BENJAMIN R. TUCKER COLLECTION Correspondence of Benjamin R. Tucker (in two manuscript boxes) (alphabetical listing incl. a few ltrs. of Pearl Johnson Tucker (wife) and Oriole Tucker Riché (daughter) *ALLEN, George, 1832-1907 Eng. publisher to Berg. 1875 (1) AMERICAN JOURNAL of SOCIOLOGY 1936 (2) [1 ltr. from BRT] AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 1907 (1) ANDREWS, Stephen Pearl 1876 (1) ANTHONY & SONS (New Bedford) 1932 (1) [typed copy of ltr. from BRT] ARMAND, Emile French anarchist 1948-49 (3) [to Oriole Tucker Riché + printed flyers] BARBUSSE, Henri, 1873-1935 French editor, novelist & poet 1927 (1) BARKER, Ambrose G. 1934 (2) BAX, E. Belfast 1926 (3) BRISBANE, Albert, 1809-98 Amer. newspaper editor 1876 (1) BRITISH SOCIETY of PHRENOLOGY 1924 (1) [ltr. from BRT] BUTLER, Nicholas Murray, 1862-1947 Amer. educator 1933 (1) CATLIN, W. W. 1908-09) (2) CLIFFORD, John H. 1922 (1) [ltr. from BRT] CUMMINGS, Benjamin 1927 (2) [1 ltr. from BRT + clippings] COHEN, Henry 1936 (1) CORNELL UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE 1929 (1) CRUSAN, Walter 1911, 1920 (3) DE CASSERSS, Benjamin, 1873-1945 Amer. journalist & author n.d. (1) DENTON, E.M.F. 1876, 1906 (2) [1 ltr. from BRT] ALLEN, George, 1832-1907 Eng. publisher 1875 (1) AMERICAN JOURNAL of SOCIOLOGY 1936 (2) [1 ltr. from BRT] AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 1907 (1) ANDREWS, Stephen Pearl 1876 (1) ANTHONY & SONS (New Bedford) 1932 (1) [typed copy of ltr. from BRT] ARMAND, Emile French anarchist 1948-49 (3) [to Oriole Tucker Riché + printed flyers] BARBUSSE, Henri, 1873-1935 French editor, novelist & poet 1927 (1) BARKER, Ambrose G. 1934 (2) BAX, E. Belfast 1926 (3) BRISBANE, Arthur, 1864-1936 Amer. newspaper editor 1876 (1) BRITISH SOCIETY of PHRENOLOGY 1924 (1) [ltr. from BRT] BUTLER, Nicholas Murray, 1862-1947 Amer. educator 1933 (1) CATLIN, W. W. 1908-09) (2) CLIFFORD, John H. 1922 (1) [ltr. from BRT] CUMMINGS, Benjamin 1927 (2) [1 ltr. from BRT + clippings] COHEN, Henry 1936 (1) CORNELL UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE 1929 (1) CRUSAN, Walter 1911, 1920 (3) DE CASSERES, Benjamin, 1873-1945 Amer. journalist & author n.d. (1) DENTON, E.M.F. 1876, 1906 (2) [1 ltr. from BRT] EASTMAN, Max, 1883- Amer. editor & writer 1917 (3) [1 ltr. from BRT and ltr. from Edwin C. Walker re Eastman] ELTZBACHER, Paul 1906 (1) FIFIELD, A. C. Eng. publisher 1918 (1) FISKE, Stephen Ryder, 1840-1916 Amer. drama critic & theater manager 1908 (1) FULLERTON, Morton 1927, 1935 (3) FURST, Henry n.d. (1) *GANNETT, Lewis Stiles, 1891- Amer. Newspaperman // Jan' 33 to Berg. 1933 (2) GARRISON, William Lloyd, 1838-1909 Amer. publicist 1906 (1) GERIN, Marius French academician 1903 (1) GIDDINGS, Franklin H., 1855-1931 Amer. sociologist 1907 (1) GIFFORD, Frank H. 1929 (2) GLEASON, Ethel 1924 (1) GOLDMAN, Emma, 1869-1940 Anarchist 1908 (1) [postcard] GREENE, William B. 1876-78 & n.d. (6) GRIFFES, James H. ("Luke North") 1919 (3) [ltrs. re Griffes to/from Diana Griffes (wife] HARVEY, James 1875 (1) HARVEY, Sir John Martin 1935 (1) HOLLOWAY, Walter E. 1937-38 (6) HOUGH, George A. Editor of the Standard of New Bedford 1927 (2) [1 ltr. from BRT] HUBBARD, Elbert (Green), 1856-1915 Amer. writer, editor, publisher 1905 (1) *HUNEKER, James Gibbons, 1857-1921 Amer. music & drama critic to Berg 1904 (1) INGLIS, Agnes 1936 (1) ISHILL, Joseph and Rose Freeman 1930,1935,1938,1940,1944-46 (19) [2 ltrs. from BRTl 17 ltrs. to Pearl Johnson Tucker] KELLY, Gertrude 1886 (2) [ltrs. from BRT] LABADIE, Laurence Amer. anarchist 1933-38 & n.d. (9) [+ miscellany: copies of corresp. bet. Labadie and J. Wm. Lloyd, 1934; scripts by Labadie: "Economic Adolescense", "Reflections on Liberty"; Discussion, A Journal for Free Spirits (edited by Labadie), Vol. 1, Nos. 1,5,6,7,8 (May 1937-Jan 1938). LLOYD, J. William 1918 (1) MACDONALD, JGeorge E. Editor of Truth Seeker 1906-07,1912 (11) [1 ltr from BRT] MACKAY, John Henry, 1854-1933 German poet & writer known as an anarchist 1905-33 (183) [all are ltrs. from Mackay and in English] MACMILLAN CO. 1895 (1) MARET, Henry n.d. (1) [calling card w/ note] MEYER, Albert 1908,1910 (2) MILLE, Pierre 1931 (1) [copy of ltr. from BRT] NATIONAL CHRISTIAN LEAGUE for PROMOTION of PURITY 1908 (1) [ltr. by Elizabeth B. Grannis] NETTLAN, Max 1906,1921-22 (6) NEW BEDFORD EVENING STANDARD 1926,1929,1938 (5) [3 ltrs. from BRT] NEW YORK HERALD 1932 (1) [ltr. from BRT] O'HARA, Neal 1930 (1) O'REILLY, John Boyle, 1844-90 Irish-American journalist & poet 1880 (1) OWEN, William C., 1854-1929 1924 (1) POSTMASTER GENERAL (U.S.) 1906 (1) [ltr. from BRT] PRANG, Louis, 1842-1909 Amer. Lithographer 1905 (1) PURDY, Lawson 1950 (1) RILEY, Thomas A. 1942-46 (ca.50) [ltrs. to Pearl Johnson Tucker regarding Tucker's friendship with John Henry Mackay] ROBINSON, John Beverley 1918 (1) ROBINSON, Victor & William (of Altruria (mag. *****) 1906-07 & n.d. (9) [2 ltrs. from BRT] ROSSNER, Hans n.d. (1) [w/ script of poem "To Hans Ressner on his 68th birthday"] *RUSKIN, John, 1819-1900 Eng. author & art critic to Berg (w/ Allen th) n.d. (1) [ALS Sept 18 at Florence to "My Dear Allen" [George Allen], 2 p. SCHULDER, Fred 1932 (1) SCHUMM, George 1936 (1) SEYMOUR, H. 1910 (1) *SHAW, George Bernard, 1856-1950 - Listed at end of this series - to Berg STEFFINS, Lincoln, 1866-1936 Amer. Journalist 1902 (4) STEPHENS, Frank 1929 (1) SWINTON, John 1896 (1) TILTON, Josephine 1920 (1) [ltr. from BRT] TOLSTOI, Count Lev Nikolayevich, 1828-1910 Russian writer 1919 (1) TRUTH SEEKER, Editor of 1878,1927 (2) [ltrs. from BRT w/ "Valedictory" by Tucker, n.d.] TUCK, Edward 1937-38 (3) + clippings & miscellany TUCKER, Pearl Johnson (Mrs. Benjamin R. Tucker) May-Jul. 1907 (59) [17 ltrs. from BRT to PJT, 42 ltrs. from PJT to BRT regarding the operation of the Unique Book Store while BRT was in Europe] WALKER, Edwin C. 1918 (1) Weissman, Jacob 1934 (1) WELLS, H. G., 1866-1946 Eng. novelist & historian To Berg? But in file or Jul. 26 1932 n.d. (1) WESTON, S. Burns 1906 (3) [2 ltrs. from BRT] WHITLOCK, Brand, 1869-1934 Amer. journalist & diplomat 1907,1929-30 (5) WILLCOX, Lemuel T. 1908,1910 (3) WRIGHT, William B. 1907,1920,1924 (4)[+1 ltr. about Wright from Geo. A. Hough] YARROS, Victor 1936 (1) [postcard to Agnes Inglis] Unidentified letters (10) Box 8 Letters regarding an article by Grace Potter published in The World Magazine (Feb. 21, 1909) referring to Pearl Johnson's having had a child (Oriole) by Benjamin R. Tucker out of wedlock. BRT & Florence Johnson to Potter, Grace Potter to Pearl Johnson, Caroline Ball to Pearl Johnson, and Edwin C. Walker to Stirling. [9 items w/ clipping of Potter's article] 1 folder. 8 'Autobiographical' papers relating to Benjamin R. Tucker, 1922-44 & n.d. Letters from BRT to Charles Almy, Emile Armand, Alvan T. Fuller, Quincy Howe, Bertha Johnson, George Schumm (w/ replies from Armand, Almy, & Howe); ltr. from Oriole Tucker to N.Y. Herald Tribune; miscellaneous notes & memoranda by BRT; samples of stationary bearing letterhead Liberty, floor-plan of BRT's quarters (1905-08) at Hotel Aberdeen (N.Y.C.); small notebook w/ title on cover: "Extracts from letters to Henry Bool and various notes on B.R.T.". 1 folder. Letters & Papers Relating to George Bernard Shaw (in one manuscript box)- to Berg a. Letters from Shaw to Benjamin R. Tucker (1 folder) ALS, 1896 Feb 15, at London to BRT at ___? 3 p. w/ typed copy Postcard, 1906 Jan 4, at London to BRT at New York TLS, 1907 Apr 12, at London to BRT at New York, 1 p. LS, 1907 Jun 2, at London to BRT at [London?], 3 p. Shaw dictated the ltr to his wife ALS, 1907 Aug 4, at Merionethshire to BRT, at ___? 1 p. Postcard, 1907 Sept 25, at London to BRT at New York TLS, 1908 Jan 11, at London to BRT at New York, 2 p. Cablegram, 1908 May 6, at London to BRT at New York Postcard, 1914 Nov 23, at ___? to BRT "c/o Henry Bool...Somerset" Postcard, 1928 Jun 8 [postmark], at Hotel Beau Site, Cap d'Antibes, to BRT at Monaco Postcard, 1926 Aug 17, at Hotel Regina Palace, Stresa, to BRT at Nice w/ typed copy & copy of BRT's ltr. to Shaw of 10 Aug. 1926 Cablegram, 1928 Aug 30, at ___? to BRT at Monaco In French Postcard, 1939 Aug 6, at Ayot St. Lawrence, to Oriole Johnson Tucker, at Monaco ANoteS on printed calling card, at London, n.d. Three envelopes endorsed by Shaw to BRT b. Letters from Charlotte F. (Mrs. George Bernard) Shaw to Benjamin R. Tucker (1 folder) ALS, 1907 May 31, at London to BRT, at ___? 1 p. ALS, 1907 Aug 29, at Merionethshire to BRT, at ___? 2 p. ALS, 1907 Sept 17, at London to BRT, ___? 2 p. ALS, 1907 Oct 17, at London to BRT, at ___? 2 p. ALS, 1908 Feb 7, at ___? to BRT, at ___? 3 p. ALS, 1908 Mar 3, at -__? to BRT, at ___? 2 p. ALS, 1908 Mar 6, at London to BRT, at ___? 1 p. ALS, 1908 Mar 27, at London, to BRT, at ___? 2 p. TLS, 1908 May 22, at ___? to BRT, at ___? 2 p. Draft of title page of The Confessions of a Super-Tramp in hand of BRT w/ correction & note in hand of Mrs. Shaw, 1 p. Printed play by Brieux translated by Mrs. Shaw and published by Tucker: Maternity. A Play in / three acts by Brieux / Translated from the / French by Mrs. Bernard / Shaw. New York, Benj. R. Tucker, 1907 78 p. Paper covers. c. Letters from Benjamin R. Tucker to George Bernard Shaw (1 folder) AcopyS, 1926 Aug. 10, at Nice, to GBS, at ___? 1 p. AcopyS, 1926 Nov 16, at Nice to GBS, at ___? 1 p. On verso of Tucker flyer on Stirner Transcript copy, 1931 Feb 27, at Nice to GBS, at ___? 2 p. w/ clipping "G.B. Shaw and Fascism" from Daily Telegraph d. Letters about Shaw (1 folder) ALS, 1875 Aug 12, George Allen to BRT 2 p. w/ ALS frm John Ruskin to Allen dtd. Florence, 18 Sept [n.y.], 2 p. AcopyS, 1895 Aug 4, BRT to "Mr. [Prang?] On letterhead of Liberty ALS, 1904 Mar 13, James Gibbons Huneker to BRT 1 p. ALS, 1905 Nov 23, Archibald Henderson [biographer of Shaw] to BRT 1 p. ALS, 1905 Nov 12 " " to BRT 1 p. AL, 1908 Mar 6 " " to BRT 1 p. ALS, 1907 Aug 20, " " to BRT 1 p. ALS, 1925 Sept 16, " " " to BRT 1 p. ALS, 1933 Mar 21, " " to BRT 4 p. TLS, 1933 Jan 6, E.G. Lutz to Lewis Gannett, 1 p. w/ photo of bust of Shaw by Lutz TLS, 1933 Jan 11, Lewis Gannett to BRT 1 p. w/ typescript "Pioneering with Pareto" by Gannett, 2 p. TLS, 1935 Aug. 3, St. John Ervine to BRT 1 p. TLS, 1960 Mar 29, Dan H. Laurance to Oriole Riché 1 p. ALS, n.d., H.G. Wells to [BRT] 2 p. e. Four pages from diary kept by Oriole Johnson Tucker (Riché) describing Shaw's visit with the Tuckers at their home in Monaco in the summer of 1928 (1 folder) f. Copy of Liberty (edited by BRT), Jul. 27, 1895, Vol. XI, No. 6 containing Shaw's article "A Degenerate's View of Nordau" (1 folder) g. Works by Shaw published by Tucker The Quintessence of Ibsenism, Boston, Benj. R. Tucker, 1891 Pag. 1-170 Paper covers First work of Shaw's published in U.S. The Sanity of Art, New York, Benj. R. Tucker, 1908 Pag. 1-113 Two copies, one cloth, one paper covers h. Other printed matter relating to Shaw Two periodicals containing articles by Shaw: Our Corner, edited by Annie Besant, May 1, 1888, Vol. X, No. 5, Freethought Pub. Co, London containing "Love among the Artists" (Chap, viii) and [next page] "A Refutation of Anarchism"; Today, edited by Hubert Bland, Apr 1887, Vol. 7, No. 41, W. Reeves, London, and Julius Bordollo, New York, containing "Shutting Up an Individualist", by Redbarn Wash [sic]. Copy of Physical Culture, May 1919, Vol. XLI, No. 5, containing article by Shaw "Shall We Whip Children?" Clipping from the Frankfurter Zeitung, Nov. 24, 1907 of Max Nordau's letter to Shaw in reply to the latter's attack on his book "Degeneration". Clippings of reviews of the American edition of Shaw's The Sanity of Art published by Tucker in 1908 (1 folder) Scrapbooks & Miscellaneous Papers (23 v., 4 ms boxes, 2 wooden bxs, 1 pkg) Box volumes unboxed a. Scrapbooks of mounted clippings from the French, German and English language press compiled by Benj. R. Tucker relating to anarchism and to international political, social and literary affairs. In twenty-two (22) volumes half morocco. Pagination 1-6600. Gold lettering on spine: "Benjamin R. Tucker's Scrapbook" w/ volume number in roman numerals. 32×23cm. 10-12 b. Alphabetical index to the scrapbooks of mounted clippings in twenty-two (22) volumes prepared by Benj. R. Tucker. On 12×8cm slips of graph paper. In wooden box 39×30cm. unboxed c. Personal scrapbook of Benj. R. Tucker, ca. 1873-77 containing mounted press clippings. Pag. 1-200. Cloth covers. 27×23cm. On cover: Newspaper Cuttings. 8 d. "Interest and Principal, A Discussion between Frédéric Bastiat and P.J. Proudhon on Interest of Capital (Extracts from "La Voix du Peuple"). Translated from the French by Benj. R. Tucker." Holograph MS. (in Tucker's hand), 445 p. + With a few clippings of its serial publication in The Irish World and American Industrial Liberator, 1879. (in manuscript box w/ item "e" below) 8 e. "The Life of Benjamin R. Tucker Disclosed by Himself in the Principality of Monaco at the Age of 74". Holograph MS. (in Tucker's hand), 92 p. on folio sheets (in manuscript box w/ item "d" above) 5 f. Notebook kept by Benj. R. Tucker, June 1933, 3 p. used (remainder blank). Contains note of remarks made to "Pearl this morning", extract of ltr. from Tucker to Emile Armand, and part of an obituary of Lysander Spooner by Tucker. Blue covers. 23×18cm (1 folder) 5 g. Pocket-size memorandum book containing autographs of friends and associates of Tucker, May 1909 - Nov 1910. Signed by Bolton Hall, John Henry Mackay, etc. Four pages used (remainder blank) (1 folder) 5 h. Passports belonging to Benj. R. Tucker. French, issued 26 Mar. 1911, bearing photo of Tucker; Annexe du Passeport dtd. 1915 bearing photo of Tucker and his wife; U.S. passport issued 9 Feb. 1915 bearing photo of Tucker and his wife, (1 folder) i. Reports of witnesses at a meeting held at the Park Street Church, Boston, 28 May [n.y.] at which Anthony Comstock was principal speaker. Rpts. describe Comstock's remarks about Tucker who was in the audience (1 folder) 5 j. Miscellaneous letters and papers of E. A. Andrews of Granville Centre, Pa., ca. 1904-05. The letters are from D.C. Giles and John Young of Elmira, N.Y. regarding business matters, (1 folder) 5 k. Memorabilia of Sarah Bernhardt. Portrait of Bernhardt inscribed to Tucker, dtd. Boston, 1880; two unsigned photographic studies of Bernhardt. The "Bernhardt Edition" of La Princesse Georges, Phaedra, L'Etrangère, Magda, and other miscellany, (1 folder) 5 l. Bibliographical and biographical notes on John Henry Mackay compiled by Agnes Inglis w/ two ltrs. from Inglis to Dr. Bertha Johnson describing same. In notebook, (1 folder) 5 m. Portraits of John Henry Mackay (photographic). 7 items (1 folder) 5 n. Photographic portrait of Nathaniel Morton, friend and colleague of Tucker's on Boston Globe who died in shipwreck, w/ MS. (3 p.) and printer's proof of memorial by Tucker w/ explanatory memorandum. (1 folder) 5 o. Photographic portraits of Lysander Spooner w/ sample of his handwriting (1 folder) 5 p. Clippings of articles by Lysander Spooner, "What Is a Dollar?" and "Financial Imposters" from The New Age where they appeared serially from Jul. 1, 1876 to Jun 9, 1877. (1 folder) 6 q. Page proofs of The Ego and His Own, by Max Stirner. Translated from the German by Steven T. Byington with an Introduction by J. L. Walker. The Tucker Series. London, A.C. Fifield, 1912. (1 folder) 6 r. Photographic portraits of Josiah Warren w/ samples of his "Babor Notes" (a currency proposed by Warren), and correspondence, 1945, of Mrs. Tucker regarding the sale of Warren materials to the Univ. of Michigan. (1 folder) 12 s. Liberty magazine subscription file, 1906-08. On index cards. In wooden box 16×16×10cm. 6 t. Library of Congress receipts, 1906-08 for books published by Tucker (1 folder) 6 u. Business cards & gummed labels belonging to Benj. R. Tucker; typeface of Liberty magazine (small plates) In small cardborad box. 6 v. Proof and drafts of flyer advertising the Unique Book Shop owned by Benj. R. Tucker. (1 folder) 6 w. Printed flyers by Tucker et al: "Liberty or Government, Which?"; Quotations from Benj. R. Tucker"; Some Aphorisms from Great Libertarians"; "Nietzsche on "Defense""; "Superstition and Ignorance versus Courage and Self-Relaince"; "The Law"; "Some Harsh Words by Libertarians on Government" (1 folder) 6 x. Commercial flyers advertising Tucker's book Instead of a Book nad other anarchist publications, (1 folder) 6 y. Commercial flyers advertsing Wilde's The Ballad of Reading Gaol published by Tucker. (1 folder) map case z. Commercial flyer advertising The Ego and His Own by Max Stirner, published by Tucker; a few flyers of the London edition brought out by A.C. Fifield. Oversize: in pkg. map case aa. Copies of The New York Times Saturday Review, Mar. 30, 1907 containing full page advertisement of The Eho and His Own (pub. by Tucker). Oversize: in pkg. 13-14 bb. Photographic portraits (by commercial studios) of prominent 19th Century European figures. ca, 280 items 17×11cm (manuscript box) 6 cc. Portrait of Walt Whitman (photographic) signed by him and dtd. Jul. 23, 1882 (1 folder) 6 dd. Photographic portrait of Benj. R. Tucker at age 77 (1 folder) 6 ee. Photograph of the bust of Thomas Paine placed in Independence Hall, Phila. (1 folder) 6 ff. Phrenological Character of Mr. E.L. Augustus given at Fowler & Wells' Phrenological Cabinet, Apr. 9, 1904 (1 folder) 6 gg. Artist's rendering of the masthead of The Transatlantic (periodical) (1 folder) Books & Pamphlets Published by Benj. R. Tucker [in record center ctn] 1. ALEXANDRE, Arsène, The Thirty-Six Trades of the State (from Le Figaro). Translated from the French by Benj. R. Tucker. 10 p. New York, 1897 17×11cm. Pamphlet. 2. ALLEN, Grant, The Dutchess of Powysland. Tucker's Library, Jan. 1892, Vol. 1, No. 8. Boston, 1892. Book (paper covers). 3. ALLEN, Grant, What's Bred in the Bone. Tucker's Library, Jun. 1891, Vol. 1, No. 1. Boston, 1891. Book (paper covers). 4. ANNONYMOUS, So the Railway Kings Itch for an Empire, Do They? by a Red-Hot Striker of Scranton, Pa.. Reprinted from The Radical Review. 12 p. Boston, 1885. 23×15cm. Pamphlet. 5. APPLETON, Henry, What Is Freedom? and When Am I Free? Being an Attempt to Put Liberty on a Rational Basis, and Wrest Its Keeping from Irresponsible Pretenders in Church and State. Second edition. 27 p. 23×15cm. Boston, 1886. Pamphlet 6. BADCOCK, Jr, John, Slaves to Duty. A Lecture Delivered before the South Place Junior Ethical Society on Jan. 29, 1894. 41 p. + New York, 1906. 17×12cm. Pamphlet. 7. BAKOUNINE, Michael, God and State with a Preface by Carlo Cafiero and Elisée Reclus. Translated from the French by Benj. R. Tucker. 52 p. Boston, 1883 24×15cm. Pamphlet. Also, Seventh (1890) and Eighth (1895) editions (same pag.). 8. BLUNT, Wilfred Scawen, The Wind and the Whirlwind. 30 p. Boston, 1884. 17×15cm. Pamphlet. 9. BOSQUE, Francis du, Carlotta Cortina. 28 p.+ New York, 1906 17×12cm. Pam. 10. BOSQUE, Francis du, Johann Schmidt. 44 p.+ New York, 1907 17×12cm. Pam. 11. DANA, Charles A., Proudhon and His "Bank of the People", Being a Defense of the Great French Anarchist, Showing the Evils of a Specie Currency, nad That Interest on Capital Can and Ought to Be Abolished by a System of Free and Mutual Banking. 67 p. + New York, 1896 16×11cm. Pamphlet. 12. EDGER, Henry, Prostitution and the International Woman's League. 24 p. Reprinted from The Radical Review. New Bedford, 1878 23×15cm. Pamphlet. 13. FISKE, Stephen, Holiday Stories, Boston, 1891. Book. 14. GORDAK, William Walstein, Here's Luck to Lora and Other Poems. 62 p. New York, 1906 18×13cm. Pamphlet. 15. GREENE, William B., Mutual Banking, Showing the Radical Deficiency of the Present Circulating Medium and the Advantages of a Free Currency 104 p. + New York, 1906 17×12cm. Pamphlet (2 copies). 16. HEINZEN, Karl, The Rights of Women and the Sexual Relations, An Address to an Unknown Lady Reader. Boston, 1891. Book. 17. HERBERT, Auberon, A Politician in Sight of Haven, Being a Protest against the Government of Man by Man, 24 p. Boston, 1890. 20×16cm. Pamphlet. 18. [HEYWOOD, Ezra H], Proceedings of the Indignation Meeting Held in Faneuil Hall, Thursday Evening, Aug. 1, 1878, to Protest against the Injury Done to the Freedom of the Press by the Conviction and Imprisonment of Ezra H. Heywood. 68 p. Boston, 1878, Pamphlet 24×15cm. 19. INGALLS, J. K., Work and Health. Reprinted from The Radical Review. 13 p. Boston, 1881. Pamphlet 23×15cm. 20. KOROLENKO, Vladimir, A Nation Kneeling at the Cannon's Mouth, 28 p. New York, 1906. Pamphlet 17×12cm. 21. LANIN, E. B., Russian Traits and Terrors, A Faithful Picture of the Russia of Today with an Ode by Algernon Charles Swinburne. Boston, 1891. 22. LLOYD, J. William, Anarchists' March [musical score]. Tune: Björneborgarnes Marsch (Finnish War Song), Boston, 1888 (2 copies). 23. MACKAY, John Henry, The Anarchists, A Picture of Civilization at the Close of the Nineteenth Century. Translated from the German by George Schumm. Boston, 1891. Book (paper covers). 24. MILLER, George N., The Strike of a Sex, A Novel. Tucker's Library, Oct. 1891, Vol. 1, No. 5, Boston, 1891. Book (paper covers). 25. MIRABEAU, Octave, A Chambermaid's Diary. Translated from the French by Benj. R. Tucker, New York, 1900. Book. 26. PROUDHON, P. J., The Works of P.J. Proudhon, Vol. IV, System of Economical Contradictions, I. Boston, 1888. Full blue leather binding w/ gold lettering and tipping. 24×16cm. Book. 27. PROUDHON LIBRARY, edited by Benj. R. Tucker, Vol. 1, Nos. 1,5,6,7 (Jan, May, Oct. 1887, Jan. 1888). Pub. at Boston. Pamphlets. 28. PYAT, Félix, The Rag-Picker of Paris. Translated from the French by Benj. R. Tucker, Boston, 1890. Book. 29. RECLUS, Elisée, An Anarchist on Anarchy, by Elisée Reclus. Followed by a Sketch of the Criminal Record of the Author by E. Vaughan. 24 p. Boston, 1884. Pamphlet 20×15cm. 30. SHAW, George Bernard, The Quintessence of Ibsenism. Tucker's Library, Vol. 1, No. 7( Dev. 1891. Boston, 1891. Book (paper covers). 31. SPENCER, Herbert, The Right to Ignore the State, Being a Reprint of a Chapter from "Social Statics" Suppressed by the Author. 34 p. New York, 1907. Pamphlet 17×12cm. 32. STEPNIAK, A Female Nihilist. Third Edition, 25 p. Boston, 1886. Pamphlet 21×16cm. 33. STIRNER, Max, The Ego and His Own. Translated from the German by Steven T. Byington, 1907. Book. 34. TCHERNYCHEWSKY, N. G., What's to Be Done? A Romance Translated by Benj. R Tucker, Boston, 1886. Book (cloth). Also, Third edition, Boston, 1891 (paper covers). 35. TILLIER, Claude, My Uncle Benjamin, A Humorous, Satirical, and Philosophical Novel. Translated from the French by Benj. R. Tucker. Boston, 1890. Book. Inscribed Caroline A. Tucker (flyleaf) 36. TOLSTOI, Count Leo, Church and State and Other Essays, Boston, 1891. Book. 37. TOLSTOI, Count Leo, The Fruits of Culture, A Comedy in Four Acts. Translated by George Schumm, Boston, 1891. Book. (2 copies). 38. TOLSTOI, Count Leo, The Kreutzer Sonata. Translated by Benj. R. Tucker, Boston, 1890. Book. 39. TUCKER, Benj. R., The Attitude of Anarchism toward Industrial Combinations, 20 p. New York, 1903. Pamphlet (3 copies) 17×12cm. 40. TUCKER, Benj. R., Benjamin T. Tucker's Unique Catalogue of Advanced Literature, The Literature That Makes for Egoism in Philosophy Anarchism in Politics, Iconoclasm in Art. New York, 1907. Three catalogues: Eng, French, and Italian books. 41. TUCKER, Benj. R., A Blow at Trial by Jury. An Examination of the Special Jury Law Passed by the New York Legislature in 1896, 46 p. New York, 1898. Pamphlet 17×11cm. 42. TUCKER, Benj. R., Henry George, Traitor, 15 p. New York, 1896 Pamphlet 17×11cm. 43. TUCKER, Benj. R., State Socialism and Anarchism, How Far They Agree, and Wherein They Differ, 30 p. New York, 1906. Pamphlet 17×12cm. 44. WARREN, Josiah, True Civilization, A Subject of Vital and Serious Interest to All People; but Most Immediately to the Men and Women of Labor and Sorrow. Part I, Fifth Edition. Princeton, Mass, 1875. Book. Full leather binding w/ gold lettering. Boo 45. [WILDE, Oscar] C.3.3. [sic], The Ballad of Reading Gaol, New York, 1899. Book (2 copies) 46. YARROS, Victor, Free Political Institutions: Their Nature, Essence, and Maintenance. An Abridgement and Rearrangement of Lysander Spooner's "Trial by Jury", edited by Victor Yarros, 47 p. Boston, 1890. Pamphlet 22×16cm. 47. ZOLA, Emile, Modern Marriage. Translated from the French by Benj. R. Tucker, 64 p. New York, 1893. Pamphlet 18×13cm. 48. ZOLA, Emile, Money. Translated from the French by Benj. R. Tucker. Boston, 1891. Book (cloth covers) 49. SPOONER, Lysander, A Letter to Grover Cleveland on His False Inaugral Address, The Usurpations and Crimes of Lawmakers and Judges, and the Consequent Poverty, Ignorance and Servitude of the People. 110 p. Boston, 1886 Pamphlet 21×15cm. 50. SPOONER, Lysander, Free Political Institutions: Their Nature, Essence, and Maintenance. An Abridgment and Rearrangement of Lysander Spooner's "Trial by Jury". Edited by Victor Yarros. 47 p. 1890 Pam. 22×16cm. -- The Balsac Library, Nos. 1 - 65 & 68 (Mar. 2 - May 21, 1900) Pamphlets 20×14cm. Books on Anarchism, etc. in English 1. ALTGELD, John P., Live Questions, Chicago, George S. Bowen, 1899 2. ANDREWS, Stephen Pearl, The Science of Society. No. 1. The True Constitution of Government. . ., Boston, Sarah E. Holmes, 1888 3. ANDREWS, Stephen Pearl, The Science of Society, London, C.W. Daniel, 1913 4. BAILIE, William, Josiah Warren, The First American Anarchist, A Sociological Study, Boston, Small, Maynard, 1906 5. BAKER, Jacob, Concerning Government Benefits, New York, The Vanguard Press, 1936. In scribed to Tucker by author ob flyleaf. 6. [BENNETT, D. M.], Trial of D.M, Bennett in the U.S. Circuit Court. . . New York, Mar. 18-21, 1879, upon the Charge of Depositing Prohibited Matter in the Mail. New York, The Truth Seeker Office, n.d. 7. BILGRAM, Hugo, The Cause of Business Depressions As Disclosed by an Analysis of the Basic Principles of Economics, Phila. & London, J.B. Lippincott, 1914. Another copy: Bombay, Libertarian Book House, 1950. 8. BILGRAM, Hugo, The Remedy for Overproduction and Unemployment, New York, Vanguard Press, 1928. 2 copies, one inscribed by the author. 9. BOOL, Henry and Carlyle, S., For Liberty (Liberty Luminants), An Anthology of Revolt, London, C.W. Daniel, n.d. 10. BORN, Helena, Whitman's Ideal Democracy and Other Writings by Helena Born, with a Biography by the Editor, Helen Tufts, Boston, The Everett Press, May 11, 1902. Copy #77 of 500. 11. BORSODI, Ralph, Flight from the City, An Experiment in Creative Living on the Land, Suffern, N.Y., School of Living, 1947 12. CLAY, James A., A Voice from the Prison; Or Truths for the Multitude, and Pearls for the Truthful, Boston, Bela Marsh, 1856. Inscribed to Tucker by Jos. H. Swian. 13. DENTON, William, Is Darwin Right? Or the Origin of Man, Wellesley, Mass, Denton Pub. Co., 1882 14. DILWORTH, James A.B., Free Banking, New York & London, Continental Pub. Co, 1897. Inscribed to Tucker by E.A. MacClean w/ autograph note by Tucker on flyleaf. 15. DONISTHORPE, Wordsworth, Individualism, A System of Politics, London, Macmillan, 1889 16. DONISTHORPE, Wordsworth, Law in a Free State, London, Macmillam, 1895 17. ELTZBACHER, Paul, Anarchism. Translated by Steven T. Byington, N.Y., Benj. R. Tucker & London, A.C. Fifield, 1908 18. FOSDICK, Dorothy, What Is Liberty? A Study in Political Theory, N.Y. & London, Harper & Bros, 1939. Inscribed to Tucker by Fred Sch[ulder?] 19. FREEMAN, A. Martin, Freedom, London, B.T. Batsford, n.d. 20. GEORGE, Henry, Progress and Poverty, New York, Sterling Pub. Co, 189 Paper covers. 21. GRONLUND, Laurence, The Co-operative Commonwealth in Its Outlines, A Exposition of Collectivism, Boston, Lee & Shepard, New York, Chas. Dillingham, 1888. Paper covers 22. HERBERT, Auberon, A Politician in Trouble about His Soul, London, Chapman and Hall, 1884. Pages uncut. 23. INGALLS, J. K., Social Wealth: The Sole Factors and Exact Ratios in Its Acquirement and Apportionment, New York, The Truth Seeker, 1885 24. ISAAC, Charles Percival, The Menace of Money Power, London, Jonathan Cape, 1921 25. KELLOGG, Edward, A New Monetary System: The Only Means of Securing the Respective Rights of Labor and Property and of Protecting the Public from Financial Revulsions. 4th ed. Kiggins, Tooker, 1868 26. KITSON, Arthur, A Scientific Solution of the Money Question, Boston, Arena Pub. Co, 1895, Inscribed to Tucker by author. 27. LEVY, J. H., Short Studies in Economic Subjects, London, The Personal Rights Asso., 1903 28. MACKAY, Thomas, A Plea for Liberty. An Argument against Socialism an Socialistic Legislation Consisting of an Introduction by Herbert Spencer and Essays by Various Writers, New & Revised Edition. London, John Murray, 1894. Paper covers. 29. MARTIN, James J., Men against the State, Dekalb, Ill., Adrian Allen Assocs., 1953 30. MEULEN, Henry, Industrial Justice through Banking Reform, London, Richard J. James, 1917 31. MILLER, George N., After the Sex Struck [sic] or Zugassent's Discovery, Boston, Arena Pub. Co, 1895, Paper covers, pocket size. 32. MULLER, F. Max, Auld Lang Syne. Second Series, New York, Chas. Scribner's Sons, 1902. Also, reprint, 1907. 33. OLDFIELD, Dr. Josiah, The Raisin Cure, London, C.W. Daniel Co., 1923 34. PARSONS, A. R., Anarchism: Its Philosophy and Scientific Basis as Defined by Some of Its Apostles, Chicago, Mrs. A.R, Parsons, 1887 35. PILLANS, T. Dundas, Edmund Burke: Apostle of Justice and Liberty, London, Watts & Co, 1905 Two copies. 36. PLATT, William, Love Triumphant, London, Chas. Hirsch, 1897 37. [PROUDHON, P. J.], Proudhon's Solution of the Social Problem, edited by Henry Cohen, New York, Vanguard, 1927 38. RAWIE, Henry, Our City Civilization, Bait., Williams & Wilkins, 1913 39. ROBINSON, John Beverley, Economics of Liberty, Minneapolis, Herman Kuehn, 1916 40. ROBINSON, Victor, Comrade Kropotkin, New York, The Altrurians, 1908 41. RUSSELL, Bertrand, Selected Papers of Bertrand Russell, New York, Modern Library, 1927 42. RUSSELL, Bertrand, Why Men Fight, New York, The Century Co., 1917 43. SANBORN, Alvan Francis, Paris and the Social Revolution, Boston, Small Maynard, 1905 44. SMITH COLLEGE Studies in History. Native American Anarchism, Vol. XVII, Nos. 1-4, Oct. 1931 - Jul 1932, Northampton, Mass. 45. SPRADING, Charles T., Freedom and Its Fundamentals, Loa Angeles, Libertarian Pub. Co., 1923. Inscribed to Tucker by author. 46. SPRADING, Charles T., Liberty and the Great Libertarians, Los. Angeles, by the author, 1913. Inscribed to Tucker by author. 47. STIRNER, Max, The Ego and His Own, London, A.C. Fifield, 1915 48. SUNDERLAND, Laroy, Book of Human Nature: Illustrating the Philosophy (New Theory) of Instinct, Nutrition, Life; with their Correlative and Abnormal Phenomena, Physiological, Mental, Spiritual. New York, Stearns & Co, 1857 49. SWARTZ, Clarence Lee, What Is Mutualism?, New York, Vanguard, 1927 50. TANDY, Francis D., Voluntary Socialism A Sketch. Second Edition. Denver, Tandy, Wheeler, & Co, 1901. The book is dedicated to Tucker. 51. TILLIER, Claude, Belle-Plante and Cornelius. Translated from the French by Benj. R. Tucker, New York & St. Paul, Merriam Co, 1893. Two copies. 52. TOLSTOY, Count Leo, The Fruits of Englihtenment, A Comedy in Four Acts. Translated from the Russian by E.J. Dillon w/ an Introduction by Arthur Wing Pinero. London, William Heinemann, 1891 53. TOLSTOY, Count Leo, The Kreutzer Sonata. Translated from the Original Manuscript by Frederic Lyster. New York, Pollard, 1890. Paper covers, pocket size. Another edition: Chicago, Sergel & Co, 1890 54. TUCKER, Benj. R., Instead of a Book, By a Man Too Busy to Write One. A Fragmentary Exposition of Philosophical Anarchism. New York, Haskell House, 1969, 55. VIZETELLY, Ernest Alfred, The Anarchists, Their Faith and Their Record including Sidelights on the Royal and Other Personages Who Have Been Assassinated. London & New York, John Lane, 1911 56. WALKER, James L., The Philosophy of Egoism, Denver, Katharine Walker, 1905. Inscribed to Tucker. Also, two copies not inscribed. 57. WESTRUP, Alfred B., The New Philosophy of Money, Minneapolis, F.E. Leonard, 1895 58. WHEELBARROW [n.deplume], Signing the Document, the Laokoön of Labor, Chopping Sand, and Other Essays. Chicago, Radical Review, 1884. 59. WHEELER, Charles Kirkland, The Autobiography of the I or Ego; Or the Metaphysics of an Interloper and Imposter, Himself in the Role of Confessor, Boston, by the author, 1903 60. WOODHULL, Victoria C., The Origin, Tendencies and Principles of Government: Or a Review of the Rise and Fall of Nations from Early Historic Time to the Present; with Special Considerations Regarding the Future of the United States. . .New York, Woodhull, Claflin, 1871. Signed by Tucker on the flyleaf. 61. YARROS, Victor, Free Political Institutions, Theory, Nature, Essence, and Maintenance, An Abridgment and Rearrangement of Lysander Spooner's "Trial by Jury", London, C.W. Daniel, 1912 62. ZENKER, E. V., Anarchism, A Criticism and History of the Anarchist Theory, New York and London, G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1897 63. ZOLA, Emile, Money. Translated from the French by Kendall Warren, Chicago, Chas. H. Sergel, 1891 Paper covers. 64. ZOLA, Emile, Money. Trans, from the French by Kendall Warren, Chicago, Nile Pub. Co, 1891 Paper covers. Pamphlets on Anarchism etc. in English 1. ANDREIEFF, Leonid, The Seven That Were Hanged. The Tucker Series, 80 p. London, A.C. Fifield, 1909 19×13cm. 2. ANDREWS, Stephen Pearl, The Sovereignty of the Individual, 19 p. Berkeley Heights, N.J., The Freeman Press, n.d. 17×11cm. 3. ANNONYMOUS, Address of the Free Constitutionalists to the People of the United States, 54 p. Boston, Thayer & Eldridge, 1860 22×15cm. 4. ANNONYMOUS, Interest of Money, A Legalized Robbery: [sic] Has been the Ruin of All Nations, and Is Ruining England. The Impossibility of Distinguishing Interest of Money from Usury, by R.V. 10 p. Liverpool, 1875 20×13cm. 5. ANNONYMOUS, The Radical Club. A Poem Respectfully Dedicated to "The Infinite" by "An Atom", 14 p. Boston, Times Pub. Co., 1876 14×9cm. 6. ANNONYMOUS, The Rise of a New Democracy. Hans Glouck vs. William McKinley and Others. Austerlitz or Waterloo? 96 p. Buffalo, Peter Paul Book Co., 1896 7. ATKINSON, Sam, Science and a Priest. The Emancipation of Woman. Free Love Explained, 32 p. Seattle, Libertarian Press, n.d. 19×13cm. 8. BADCOCK, Jr, John, Slaves to Duty. A Lecture Delivered before the South Place Junior Ethical Society on Jan. 29, 1894 30 p. + 19×13cm. London, William Reeves, 1894. Another copy, 39 p. Detroit, Labadie, 1938 9. BEAUCHAMP, W. A. J., Individual Sovereignty, The Unwritten Law. Analyst Series N. 2, 27 p. Rich Mt., Polk Co, Ark, Unitary Home, 1882 14×10cm. 10. BEDBOROUGH, George, The Will to Love. Love Culture Soc. Pub. No. 1, 46 p. New York, Unicorn Press, 1927 19×13cm. 11. BELL, W. S., Liberty and Morality. A Speech delivered by W.S. Bell at the New York State Free Thinkers' Convention at Watkins, Aug. 26, 1882, 36 p. Boston, by the author, 1882 19×12cm. 12. [BILGRAM, Hugo?], A Commercial Clearing House. A Substitute for Elastic Currency and a Simple Remedy for Financial Stringency, 27 p. Phila, by the author, n.d. 15×9cm. 13. BILGRAM, Hugo, A Study of the Money Question. Twentieth Century Library, No. 51, May 1894 New York, Humboldt Pub. Co, 1894 15. BLACK, William Nelson, Ultimate Finance; A True Theory of Co- operation The Hunboldt Library, No. 102, Sept 1888 56 p. New York, Humboldt Pub. Co, [1888] 24×15cm. 16. BORNE, Ludwig, A Sermon to Donkeys on Their Packs, 17 p. Berkeley Heights, N.J., The Freeman Press, n.d. 16×11cm. 17. BROWN, William, The Land Catechism. Is Rent Just? What Political Economy Teaches Regarding It, 141 p. Montreal, John Lovell & Son, 1881 20×14cm. 18. BURKE, Edmund, A Vindication of Natural Society, 60 p. + London, A.C. Fifield, 1905 17×11cm. 19. BURKE, Edmund, A Vindication of Natural Society, 36 p. Boston, The Science Library, 1885. 20×15cm. 20. CLARKE, James Freeman, Why Am I a Unitarian? [No. 28], Boston, American Unitarian Assoc, n.d. 19×13cm. 21. COOLRIDGE, Cyrus, The New Optimism, 16 p. 21×13cm. 22. COOPER, Peter, The Political and Financial Opinions of Peter Cooper edited by Prof. J.C. Zachos, Curator at the Cooper Union, 101 p. New York, Trow's Printing & Bookbinding, 1877 23×15cm. 23. CORYELL, John Russell, Blue Sunday, An Address Made at Lyric Hall, Sixth Ave, near Forty-Second St, before the Liberty Congregation, 16 p. New York, Corwill Pub. Co, n.d. 19×12cm. 24. CORYELL, John Russell, Sex Union and Parenthood, An Address Made at Lyric Hall. . .before the Liberty Congregation, New York, Corwill Pub. Co., n.d. 14×9cm. 25. CRAWFORD, J. S., Philosophic Anarchism, Its Good Side and Its Bad Side, 52 p. Cherokee, Iowa, by the author, 1911 17×12cm. 26. DONISTHORPE, Wordsworth, Labour Capitalization, 218 p. London, G. Harmsworth & Co, 1887 14×11cm. 27. FABAIN SOCIETY, The, Capital and Land. Fabian Tracts No. 7, [London], The Fabian Soc, n.d. 22×15cm. 28. FIFIELD, A. C., A.C. Fifield's Tenth Annual Catalogue of Publications, Winter, 1913-14, 49 p. London, A.C. Fifield 18×12cm. 29. FOWLER, Charles Thomas, The Labor Question, What It Is, Method of Its Solution, and Remedy for Its Evils, 15 p. Boston, 1875 17×11cm. 30. FULTON, E. H., Land, Money and Property. Liberty Library, Aug-Sept. 1896, Columbus Junction, Iowa, E.H. Fulton 23×15cm. 31. GEDDES, Patrick, An Analysis of the Principles of Economics (Part I), 40 p. London & Edinburgh, Williams & Norgate, 1885 22×14cm. 32. GEORGE, Henry, First Principles. No. 6. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Frank Vierth, n.d. 33. GIRDLESTONE, E. D., Our Mis-directed Labour Considered as a Grave National and Personal Question in Regard to Its Amount, Consequences, & Causes. A Paper Read at a Meeting of the Weston Super-Mare Social Science Club, 16 p. Weston-Super-Mare [Eng.], Chas. Robbins, 1876 17×11cm. 34. GIRDLESTONE, E. D., Society Classified: In Reply to the Question, "How Far Is It Tre That Everyone Lives Either By Working or by Begging, or by Stealing?". A Paper Read at a Meeting of the Weston- Super-Mare Social Science Club, 8 Feb. 1876, 12 p. Weston-Super- Mare, Chas. Robbins 17×11cm. 35. GREENE, William B., Mutual Banking: Showing the Radical Deficiency of the Present Circulating Medium and the Advantages of a Free Currency, 52 p. New England Labor Reform League, n.d. 23x14cm. Also: copies of same work pub. by Liberty Library; Reform League of Denver, Colo. (3 copies),; Ideal Library, Denver; New England Labor Reform League; 36. GREENE, William B., Mutual Banking, A Simple Plan to Abolish Interest on Money, 66 p. Glagsgow, Wm. Gilmour, n.d. 19x14cm. 37. GRIFFIN, Frederick R., Unitarianism, A Faith of Affirmations, 14 p. Boston, Amer. Unitarian Assoc, n.d. 19x13cm. 38. HANSON, William, Riches and Poverty: A Theoretical and Practical Solution of the Labor Question, 49 p. New York, W. Hanson, 1882 19x14cm. 39. HEINZEN, Karl, Communism and Socialism, An Address by Karl Heinzen, 48 p. Indianopolis, Assoc. for the Propagation of Radical Principles, 1881 20x12cm. 40. [HEINZEN, Karl], Lessons of a Century for the 4th of July, 1876. Orevention is Better Than Cure, 64 p. 19x13cm. 41. HEINZEN, Karl, Separation of State and Church, 12 p. Indianopolis, Assoc. for the Propagation of Radical Principles, 1882 19x12cm. 42. HEINZEN, Karl, What Is Humanity? A Lecture, 30 p. Indianopolis, Soc. for the Diffusion of Radical Principles, 1877 20x12cm. 43. HEINZEN, Karl, What Is Real Democracy? Answered by an Exposition of the Constitution of the United States, 64 p. Indianopolis, Assoc. for the Propagation of Radical Principles, 1871 20x12cm. 44. HERBERT, Auberon, The Rights of Property. An Address by the Honourable Auberon Herbert, 50 p. London, Central Offices of the Liberty and Property Defence League, n.d. 21x13cm. 45. HEYWOOD, E, H., Cupid's Yokes: Or, The Binding Forces of Conjugal Life..., 23 p. Princeton, Co-Operative Pub. Co, 1877 23x15cm. 46. HEYWOOD, Ezra H, Free Trade: Showing That Mediaval Barbarism, Cunningly Termed "Protection to Home Industry", Tariff Delusion [sic] Invades Enterprise, Defrauds Labor, Plunders Trade, and Postpones [sic] Industrial Emancipation, 23 p. Princeton, Co- operative Pub. Co, n.d. 24x15cm. 47. HEYWOOD, E. H., The Great Strike: Its Relations to Labor, Property, and Government, 23 p. Princeton, Co-operative Pub. Co, 1878 23x15cm. 48. HEYWOOD, E. H., Uncivil Liberty: An Essay to Show the Injustice and Impolicy of Ruling Woman without Her Consent, 23 p. Princeton, Co- operative Pub. Co, 1877 23x15cm. 49. HEYWOOD, E. H., Yours Or Mine: An Essay to Show the True Basis of Property and the Causes of Its Inequitable Distribution. Princeton, Co-operative Pub. Co, 1877 23x15cm. 50. HOPE, Ernest, Rebuilding the World, An Outline of the Principles of Anarchism 22x15cm. 51. HUBBARD, Elbert, Thomas Paine, the Great Commoner of Mankind, 31 p. + East Aurora, N.Y., The Roycrofters, n.d. 13x10cm. 52. INGALLS, J. K., Economic Equities, A Compend of the Natural Laws of Industrial Production and Exchange, 63 p. New York, Soc. Science Pub. Co, 1887 19x13cm. 53. INGERSOLL, Robert G., Shakespeare, A Lecture by Robt. G. Ingersoll, 73 p. New York, C.P. Farrell, 1909 20x14cm. 54. KENT, Rev. George W., The Divinity of Man [No. 122], 12 p., Boston, American Unitarian Assoc, n.d. 19x13cm. 55. KERR, R. B., Up-To-Date Fables, 32 p. New York, Edwin C. Walker, 1905 15x11cm. 56. KIMBALL, Rev. John C., Moral Questions in Politics, Evolution Series No. 34, Jul. 15, 1892 A. Appleton, 1892 Inscribed to Tucker by the author. 20x14cm. 57. KIMBALL, John C., A Sermon on Anarchy and the Anarchists with an Address on Pulpit Independence and the Action of Unity Church, 32 p. Hartford, Conn, Plimpton Mfg. Co, 1887 20x14cm. 58. KROPOTKINE, Pierre, Anarchist Morality. Freedom Pamphlets, No. 6, 36 p. London, J. Turner, n.d. 19x13cm. 59. KROPOTKIN, Peter, An Appeal to the Young, 27 p. 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The Westminster Review Vol. 130, No. 5, Nov 1888 29. Why? [Tacoma, Wash.] Vol. 1, No. 6, Jun 1913 30. Two Worlds Monthly [New York] Vol. 2, No. 3, Feb. 1927 Books on Anarchism, etc. in French 1. ARMAND, Emile, Ainsi Chantait un "en dehors", Paris and Orleans, Edition de l'en dehors, ca.1925. Inscribed by author to Tucker. 2. ARMAND, Emile, Fleurs de Solitude et Points de Repère, Lille, Edition du "Mercure de Flandre", 1926. Pages uncut. Inscribed by author to Tucker. 3. ARMAND, Emile, L'Initiation Individualiste Anarchiste, Paris and Orléans Editions de l'en dehors, n.d. Paper covers. 4. ARMAND, Emile, En Marge du Vice et de la Vertu, Paris, Limoges et Orleans, Editions de l'en dehors, n.d. No. 248 of 505. Paper. 5. ARMAND, Emile, Profils de Précurseurs et Figures de Rêve. Bibliothèque de l'Aristocratie, Paris and Orléans, Editions de l'en dehors, 1931 Inscribed to Tucker by author. 6. ARMAND, Emile, Qu'est-ce qu'un Anarchiste? Thèses et Opinions, Paris, Editions de l'anarchie, 1908. Pages uncut. Two copies ea. signed by author. 7. BASCH, Victor, L'Individualisme / Anarchiste / Max Stirner, Paris, Félix Alcan, 1904 Cloth covers. Inscribed to Tucker by author. 8. BASTIAT, Frédéric, Oeuvres Complètes mise en ordre...par M. Paillottet, in 7 volumes, Paris, Guillaumin, 1862-70. Paper, poor condition. Ea. vol. autographed by Tucker on front cover. 9. BLANQUI, Auguste, Critique Sociale, in 2 volumes, Paris, Félix Alcan, Paris, 1885 Paper, poor condition. 10. BOHM- BAWERK, Eugen von, Histoire Critique des Théories de l'Intérêt du Capital. Traduit dur la deuxième édition par Joseph Bernard, 2 v. Paris, V. Giard & E. Brière, 1902-03, Paper, pages uncut. 11. CHEVALET, Emile, La Question Sociale, Paris, Auguste Ghio, 1882 Paper, poor condition. 12. CUVILLIER, Armand, Proudhon, Paris, Editions Sociales Internationales, 1937. Paper. 13. DESJARDINS, Arthur, P.J. Proudhon, Sa Vie, Ses Oeuvres, Sa Doctrine, 2 v. Paris, Perrin et Cie, 1896. Paper, uncut. 14. DEVILLE, Gabriel, Le Capital de Karl Marx Résuméet Accompagné d'un Aperçu sur le Socialisme Scientifique, Paris, Henry Oriol, n.d. Paper, poor condition. 15. ELTZBACHER, Paul, L'Anarchisme. Traduit avec l'autorisation de l'auteur par Otto Karmin, Paris, V. Giad & E. Brière, 1902. Half morocco w/ gold lettering. Inscribed to Tucker by author. 16. ELTZBACHER, Paul, L'Anarchisme. Trduit par Otto Karmin, Paris, Marcel Giard, 1923. Four copies, paper, pages uncut. 17. FOUBERT, Auguste, Un Socialiste Chez Bismark, Paris, Librairie Socialiste Internationale, 1888. Paper, poor condition. 18. GERIN, Claude, Lettres et Documents sur Claude Tillier Publiés avec Notes et Commentaires par Marius Gerin, Nevers, Th. Ropiteau, 1903. Paper, uncut. Inscribed by author to Tucker. 19. GERIN, Marius, Etudes sur Claude Tillier (1801-44) avec Portrait inédit. Première série. Paris, Garnier Frères, 1902. Paper, uncut. Inscribed to Tucker by author. 20. HAMON, A., Psychologie de l'Anarchiste-Socialiste, Paris, P.V. Stock, 1895. Paper, poor condition. Signed by author. 21. HAMON, A., Socialisme & Anarchisme, Paris, E. Sansot & Cie, 1905. Paper, uncut. 22. HERZEN, Alexandre, Oeuvres, Récits et Nouvelles, Paris, Bibrairie Germar-Baillère, n.d. Paper, uncut. 23. LAGARDE, Edmond, La Revanche de Proudhon ou l'Avenir du Socialisme Mutuelliste. Thèse pour le Doctorat. Paris, Imprimerie Henri Jouve, 1905. Two copies (pages uncut on one). 24. LAPAIRE, Hugnes, Claude Tillier et le Terroir Nivernais, Paris, Editions de la Revue du Centre, n.d. 25. LESTRADE, Le Vte Combres de, Ueul de Son Siècle, en L'An 2000. Traduction et Discussion du Roman Coramuniste "Looking Backward", de M. Ed. Bellamy. Deuxième édition. Paris, Guillaumin, 1891. Paper, cover missing, poor condition. 26. MACKAY, John Henry, Les Anarchistes. Moeurs de la Fin du XIXe Siècle traduit de l'allemand par Auguste Lavalle. Bibliothèque Sociologique No. 5. Paris, P.V. Stock, 1904 Paper, uncut. Two copies. 27. MACKAY, John Henry, Anarchistes. Moeurs du Jour. Traduction de Louis de Hessem. Pa;ais-Royal, Tresse & Stock, 1892. Paper, uncut. Poor condition. 28. MICHEL, Louise, Légendes et Chants de Giestes Canaques, Paris, Kéva 1885. Paper, uncut. 29. MODESTE, Victor, Le Prêt A Intérêt Dernière Forme de l'Esclavage, Paris, Guillaumin, 1889. Paper, poor condition. 30. PARETO, Vilfredo, Les Systèmes Socialistes, 2 v. Paris, V. Giard, 1902 & 1903. Cloth. 31. PICARD, Edmond, Comment On Devient Socialiste, Bruxelles, Paul Lacomblez, 1895. Paper, uncut, poor condition. 32. PROUDHON, P. J., Amour et Mariage, Paris, Librairie Internationale, 1876. Full morocco, gold tipping. 33. PROUDHON, P. J., Césarisme et Christianisme, 2 v., Paris, C. Marpon et E. Flammarion, 1883. Half morocco, pages uncut 34. PROUDHON, P. J., Commentaires sur les Mémoires de Fouché suivis du Parallèle entre Napoléon & Wellington. Manuscrits inédites publiés par Clément Rochel. Paris, Société d'Editions Littéraires et Artistiques, 1900. Paper, uncut. 35. PROUDHON, P. J., Correspondence, 14 v. Paris, Librairie Internationale, A. Lacroix, 1875. Full morocco, gold tipping. Ea. v. signed by Tucker. Also, 14 v. of same in paper, uncut 36. PROUDHON, P. J., La Guerre et la Paix. Recherches sur le Principe et la Constitution du Droit des Gens, 2 v. Paris, Collection Hetzel, 1861. Paper, poor condition. 37. PROUDHON, P. J., Intérêt et Principal [title page missing] In same volume: Rapport du Citoyen Thiers. . .Garnier Freres, Paris, 1848; Organization du Crédit et de la Circulation et Solution du Problème Social par P.J. Proudhon, 1849 1 v. morocco. 38. PROUDHON, P. J., Jésus et les Origines du Christianisme. Préface et manuscrits inédits classés par Clément Rochel. Deuxieme ed. Paris, G. Harvard, Fils, 1896. Pages uncut. 39. PROUDHON, P. J., Oeuvres Complètes, 26 v. Paris, Librairie Internationale, 1868-73. Full morocco, gold tipping. Ea. v. signed by Tucker, Oct. 10, 1874 40. PROUDHON, P. J., Oeuvres Complètes de P.J. Proudhon. Tome VI. Solution du Problème Social. Paris, Lib. Int, 1868. Paper, poor condition. 41. PROUDHON, P. J., Oeuvres Complètes de P.J. Proudhon. Tome IX. Les Confessions d'un Révolutionnaire. Paris, Lib. Int., 1868. Signed by Tucker. 42. PROUDHON, P. J., Oeuvres Posthumes. La Bible Annotée (Nouveau Testament) Les Actes des Apotres, Les Epitres, l'Apocalypse Annotés par *****. Proudhon. Bruxelles, A. Lacroix, 1867. Full morocco, gold tipping. Signed by Tucker, Oct. 10, 1874. 43. PROUDHON, P. J., Oeuvres Posthumes. La Bible Annotée, Les Evangiles annotés par P.J. Proudhon. Deuxième Edition. Full morocco, Bruxelles, A. Lacroix, 1866. Signed by Tucker. 44. PROUDHON, P. J., Oeuvres Posthumes de la Capacité Politique des Classes Ouvrières. Nouvelle édition, Paris, Lib. Int., 1873. Full morocco, gold tipping. Signed by Tucker, Oct 10, 1874. Also: same in paper, poor condition. 45. PROUDHON, P. J., Oeuvres Posthumes. Contradictions Politique. Théorie du Movement Constitutionnel au XIX Siècle. Paris, Lib. Int, 1870. Full morocco, gold tipping. Signed by Tucker, Oct. 10, 1874. 46. PROUDHON, P. J., Oeuvres Posthumes. France et Rhin. Deuxième ed. Full morocco, gold tipping. Paris, Lib. Int., 1867. 47. PROUDHON, P. J., Oeuvres Posthumes. Du Principe de l'Art et de Sa Destination Sociale, Paris, Garnier, 1865. Full morocco, gold tipping. Signed by Tuc ker Oct. 10, 1874. 48. PROUDHON, P. J., Oeuvres Posthumes. Théorie de la Propriété Paris, Lib. Int, 1866. Full morocco, gold tipping. Signed by Tucker, Oct. 10 1874. 49. PROUDHON, P. J., La Porncratie ou les Femmes dans les Temps Modernes, Paris, A. Lacroix, 1875. Full morocco, gold tipping. 50. PROUDHON, P. J., Système des Contradictions Economiques ou Philosophie de la Misère. Nouvelle édition. Tome Second. Paris, Ernest Flammarion, n.d. Paper, uncut, poor condition. 51. PROUDHON et NOTRE TEMPS, Preface de C. Bouglé. Collection des "Amis de Proudhon", Paris, Etienne Chiron, 1920 52. RABANI, Emile, L'Anarchie Scientifique. Paris, V. Giard et E. Brière, 1907, Paper, uncut, poor condition. 53. RAPHAEL, Max, Proudhon, Marx, Picasso. Paris, Editions Excelsior, 1933. Paper. 54. RECLUS, Elie, Les Primitifs. Etudes d'Ethnologic Comparée. Troisieme ed. G. Chamerot, 1885. Paper, uncut. Inscribed to Tucker by author. 55. SAINT-BEUVE, C. A, P.J. Proudhon, Sa Vie et Sa Correspondance, 1838- 48. Troisième ed. Paris, Michel Lévy Frerès, 1873. Paper. 56. SCHOLL, Aurélien, Le Procès de Jésus-Christ, Paris, Maurice Dreyfous, n.d. Paper, uncut, poor condition. 57. STIRNER, Max, L'Unique et Sa Proprété Traduction de Robert L. Reclaire. Palais-Rpyal, P.V. Stock, 1900. Paper. 58. TCHEHNYCHEWSKY, N. G., Que Faire? Milano, C. Bignami, 1878. Paper. 59. TCHERHYCHEWSKY, N. G., Que Faire?. Paris & Berlin, Levion Robecchi, 1876. Two copies. Pamphlets on Anarchism, etc. in French 1. ANNONYMOUS, Entre Paysans (traduit de l'italien), 68 p. Paris, Au Bureau du Révolté, 1887 Uncut. 14×10cm. 2. ANNOYMOUS, Richesse & Misére, 72 p. Paris, Au Burer de la Révolte, 1888 3. ANNOYMOUS, La Société au Lendemain de la Révolution, 31 p. Paris, 1882 19×13cm. 4. ARMAND, Emile, Ainsi Chantait un "en dehors". Deuxième série. Exosthàne, 70 p. Paris, Limoges and Orléans, Editions de l'en dehors, 1933. Inscribed by author to Tucker. 5. ARMAND, Emile, Amour Libre & Liberté Sexuelle, 20 p. Orléans, Editions de l'en dehors, n.d. 23×14 cm. 6. ARMAND, Emile, L'Eternel Problème. Entretien à3 Personnages. Les Imposteurs, 15 p. Paris and Orléans, Edition de l'en dehors, n.d. Deuxième tirage. Signed by author. 7. ARMAND, Emile, Lettre Ouverte aux Travailleurs de Campagnes. La Brochure Mensuelle, Avril, 1930, No. 88, 20 p. Paris, Editions du Groupe de la Propagande par la Brochure 19×14cm. 8. ARMAND, Emile, Lettre Ouverte aux Travailleurs des Champs. 32 p. Orléans, Edition de l'Auteur, 1920 13×9cm. 9. ARMAND, Emile, Milieux de Vie en Commun et "Colonies", 29 p. Paris and Orléans, Ediyions de l'en dehors, 1931 Deuxième tirage. 21×13cm. 10. ARMAND, Emile, Mon Point de Vue de l'Anarchisme Individualiste, 12 p. Orléans, Editions de l'en dehors, n.d. 16×12cm. 11. ARMAND, Emile, Lea Ouvriers, Les Syndicats & les Anarchistes, 15 p. Orléans, l'en dehors, n.d. Troisème tirage. Uncut 20×14cm. 12. ARMAND, Emile, La Vie Comme Expérience. Fierté, 8 p. Orléans, l'en dehors, n.d. Deuxième tirage. 14×10 cm. 13. ARMAND, Emile, Peut-on Encore Croire en Dieu? Conférence Donnée le 28 Janvier, 1931 aux Causeries Populaires, 15 Mars. 1931, 16 p. 24×16cm. 14. ARMAND, Emile, La Valeut et les Conséquence de son Abolition, 15 p. Orléans, L'en dehors. Deuxième tirage 19×12cm. 15. BAKOUNINE, Michel, Dieu et l'Etat, 99 p. Genève, Imprimerie Jurassienne, 1882 18×12cm. 16. BASCH, Victor, La Guerre de 1914 et le Droit, 111 p. Ligue des Droits de l'Homme & du Citoyen, 1915 17×11cm. Inscribed to Tucker by author. 17. DEVALDES, Manuel, Réflexions sur l'Individualisme, 57 p. Paris, Le Libertaire, 1910 19×12cm. Inscribed byy author to Tucker 18. HAMON, A., De la Définition du Crime, l6 p. Paris, G. Masson, n.d. 25×16cm. Inscribed by author to Tucker. 19. HAMON, A., Lea Hommes et les Théories de l'Anarchie, 31 p. Paris, Bureau de "La Revolte", 1893 19×13cm. 20. KROPOTKINE, Pierre, L'Anarchie dans l'Evolution Socialiste (Conférence faite àla salle Lévis), 31 p. Paris, Bureau de la Revolte, 1887 15×10cm Also, [3rd edition]. 21. KROPOTKINE, Pierre, L'Anarchie, Sa Philosophie, Son Idéal. Bibliothèque Sociologique. Paris, P.V. Stock, 1896 19×12cm. 22. KROPOTKINE, Pierre, Les Prisons (Conférence faite à la salle Rivoli, 59 p. Paris, Bureau de la Revolte, 1888 14×10cm. 23. LEVERDAYS, E., L'Organization Républicaine, 55 p. Paris, Chez M. Armand-Collot, n.d. 21×13cm. 24. LIMOUSIN, Charles M., La Suppression du Parlementarisme, 22 p. Paris, Guillaumin, 1888 25×17cm. 25. LORULOT, André, Son Evolution, Sa Philosophie, Son Oeuvre. Cahier No. 11, Sixième Série, Non. 1921, 41 p. Les Humbles, Edition de la Revue Littéraire des Primaires, 1921 19×14cm. 26. MACKAY, John Henry, L'Oeuvre de Max Stirner: L'Unique et Sa Propriété Adaptation et Mise au Point de E. Armand, 39 p. Paris, Limoges, and Orléans, n.d. 22×14cm. Two copies. 27. RECLUS, Elisée, Evolution et Révolution, 28 p. Genève, 1884, 13×10cm. 28. SOREL, Georges, La Psychologie du Juge, 28 p. Rome, Turin, Florence, Bocca Frères, 1894 24×16cm. 29. TUCKER, Benj. R., Ce Que Sont les Anarchistes Individualistes, 7 p. Deuxième tirage, 7p. Orléans, Editions de l'en dehors 23×16cm. 301 TUCKER, Benj. R., Ce Que Sont les Anarchistes-Individualistes [with] E. Armand, Est-ce Cela Que Vous Appelez "Vivre"?, 8 p. Editions de. . . hors du tropeau, 1912 16×12cm. Six copies. 31. TUCKER, Benj R., Ce Que Sont les Individualistes. La Liberté Individuelle 8p. Troisième tirage. Traduction de E. Armand, 8 p. Paris and Orléans, Edition de l'en dehors, n.d. Four copies. 32. VAGRE, Jehan le, Organization de la Propagande Révolutionnaire, 19 p. Paris, Publications du Groupe des 5e & 13e arrd [arrondisement], 1883 19×13cm. 33. VAGRE, Jehan le, Da Revolution et l'Autonomie Selon la Science, 32 p. Paris, Imprimerie A. Bataille, 1885 19×12cm. Two copies. Periodicals on Anarchism, etc. in French 1. Almanach de la Question Sociale Illustré pour 1893. Paris, l'Administration de la Question Sociale, 1893 2. Bravo, Les Cahiers de Supplément au Numéro de Janvier 1931 [three plays Sacha Guitry] 3. Les Cahiers d'Aujourd'hui [Paris] Nos. 1-2, Oct, Dec. 1912 Nos 3-8, Feb,Apr,Jun,Aug,Oct,Dec 1913 Nos. 9-10, Feb,Apr 1914 No. 1, Nov 1920 4. Cahiers du Cercle Proudhon Jan-Fev. 1912 Mar-Avr. " Mai-Aout " Jan-Fev. 1914 (no. 1, deuxième série Cinquieme et sixieme cahiers, [1913] 5. Defense de l'Homme [Paris] Nos. 100-108 [Feb.-Oct, 1957 Nos. 110-113 [Dec. 1957-Mar 1958] No. 115 [May 1958] Nos. 117-118 [Jul-Aug 1958] Nos. 120-141 [Oct 1958-Jul I960] No. 150 [Apr. 1961] Nos. 153-155 [Jul-Sept 1961] 6. Europe. Revue Mensuelle Numéro 9, 1 Oct. 1923 (F. Rieder, Paris) 7. France Amerique Dimanche, 15 Jul, 1945 8. Le Glaneur Anarchiste [Paris] No. 1, 1 Jan. 1885 9. La Grande Revue No. 15, 10 Aout 1908 No. 16 25 Aout 1908 No. 1, 10 Jan 1909 10. Les Hommes du Jour No. 65 (Apr 1909) No. 82 (l4 Aug. 1909) No. 106 (30 Jan 1910) No. 69 (15 May 1909) No. 85 (Sept 1909) No. 108 (12 Feb. 1910) No. 71 (29 May 1909) No. 86 (11 Sept 1909) No. 5(hors série)Oct '11 No. 72 (5 Jun. 1909) No. 87 (18 Sept 1909) No. 217 (19 Mar 1912) No. 76 (3 Jul 1909) No. 91 (16 Oct 1909) No. 218 (23 Mar 1912) No. 79 (24 Jul 1909) No. 92 (23 Oct. 1909) No. 318 (21 Feb. 19l4) No. 81 (7 Aug. 1909) No. 100 (18 Dec. 1909) No. 394 (21 Aug 1915) No. 436 (5 Aug 1916) No. 450 (11 Nov. 1916) No. 484 (28 Jul 1917) 11. Mercure de France Tome CCXLV, No. 48l, 1 Jul 1933 12. La Nouvelle Revue [Paris] Tome XCVII, 1 Nov. 1895 13. La Petite Illustration. Revue Hebdoraadaire, Paris. 9 Dec 1922; 13 Oct 1923; 28 Mar, 19 & 26 Dec 1925; 2 Jan 1926; 20 Oct 1928; 21 Dec 1929; 11 Jan, 15 Mar, 29 Mar, 26 Apr, 3 May, 1930; 14 Feb. 1931 14. La Plume [Paris] No. 97, 1 Mai 1893 15. Portraits d'Heir. Etudes sur la Vie, Lea Oeuvres et l'Influence des Grands Morts de Notre Temps [Paris] Nos. 1-23 [15 Mar 1909-15 Feb 1910] No. 59 [n.d.] No. 39, 15 Oct 1910 16. La Raison. Journal Revue [Paris] No. 303, Nouv. serie XXIV, Dec. 1908 17. La Revue du Mois [Paris] No. 58m 10 Oct 1910 18. Revue Internationale. Les Documents du Progrès [Paris] Nov. 1910 19. L'Unique [Orléans, edited by Emile Armand] Nos. 1-5, Jun-Nov 1945 Nos 7-21 Jan 1946-Jun 1947 Nos 58-71, Jun 1951-Mar 1953 Nos 73-110, Jun 1953-Aug 1956 Supplément aux Nos. 113-158 (15 items) 20. La Vie Anarchiste (Aisne) 27 May, 1912, nol 11 Books, etc. by and about Clemenceau 1. CLEMENCEAU, Georges, Le Cas Hartmann, Paris, Edouard Cornély, 1903 Paper, pages uncut. 2. CLEMENCEAU, Georges, Contre la Justice, Palais-Royal, P.V. Stock, 1900. Paper, pages uncut (cover missing). 3. CLEMENCEAU, Georges, Aux Embuscades de la Vie, Paris, Bibliothèque Charpentier, 1903. Paper, pages uncut. 4. CLEMENCEAU, Georges, Au Fil des Jours, Paris, Bibliothèque- Charpentier, 1900. Paper, pages uncut. 5. CLEMENCEAU, Georges, Grandeurs et Misères d'une Victorie, Paris, Plon, 1930. Half morocco, gold lettering. 6. CLEMENCEAU, Georges, La Honte, Paris, P.V. Stock, 1903. Paper, uncut. 7. CLEMENCEAU, Georges, L'Iniquité, Paris, P.V. Stock, 1899. Paper, uncut 8. CLEMENCEAU, Georges, Justice Militaire, Paris, P.V. Stock, 1901 Paper, uncut. 9. CLEMENCEAU, Georges, La Mêlée Sociale, Paris, Bibliothèque- Charpentier, 1907, Paper, uncut 10. CLEMENCEAU, Georges, Au Soir de la Pensée, 2v. Paris, Plon, 1927 Paper, uncut; 11. CLEMENCEAU, Georges, Sur la Democratie. Neuf Conférences par G. Clemenceau rapporteés par Maurice Ségard. Paris, Larousse, 1930 Paper, uncut. 12. CLEMENCEAU, Georges, Vers la Réparation. Paris, P.V. Stock, 1899. Paper, uncut. 13. CLEMENCEAU, Georges, Le Voile du Bonheur, Pièce en un Acts. Libraire- Charpentier et Fasquelle, Parils, 1901. Paper uncut. 14. GEFFROY, Gustave, Georges Clemenceau, Sa Vie, Son Oeuvre, Paris, Larousse, n.d. Paper. 15. GIRAULT, Ernest, La Bonne Louise. Psychologie de Louise Michel. Paris, Bibliothèque des Auteurs Modernes, 1906 16. LACOMBE, Pierre, M.D., The Enigma of Clemenceau. Reprint from The Psychonalytic Review, vol 33, no. 2, Apr. 1946 17. MARTET, Jean, M. Clemenceau peint par lui-même, Paris, Albin Michel, 1929. Paper. 18. MARTET, Jean, Le Silence de M. Clemenceau, Paris, Albin Michel, 1929. Paper. 19. MARTET, Jean, Le Tigre, Paris, Albin Michel, 1930 20. MICHEL, Louise, La Commune, Paris, P.V. Stock, Paris, 1898. Paper, uncut. 21. MICHEL, Louise, Les Microbes Humains, Paris, E. Dentu, 1886. Paper, uncut. 22. MICHEL, Louise, Le Monde Nouveau, Paris, E. Dentu, 1888. Paper,,uncut 23. La Revue de France, no. 1, 1 Jan. 1930; no. 24, 15 Dec. 1929. 24. La Revue de Paris, No. 24, 15 Dec. 1929 25. Revue des Deux Mondes, Tome 54, 15 Dec. 1929 26. La Revue Universelle, Tome XL, no. 20, 15 Jan. 1930. ALso, Tome XL, No. 19. 27. La Revue dea Vivants, no. 12, Dec. 1929 28. SUAREZ, Georges, La Vie Orgueilleuse de Clemenceau, Paris, Les Editions de Paris, 1930. Paper, uncut. 29. TREICH, Léon, L'Esprit de Clemenceau, Collection d'Anas. Sixième edition. Paris, Gallimard, 1925. Paper, uncut. Books on Anarchism in German by John Henry Mackay et al 1. ELTZBACHER, Paul, Der Anarchismus, Berlin, J. Guttentag, 1900 Paper, uncut (poor condition). Also, 4 copies (fair condition) 2. MACKAY, John Henry, Abrechnung. Randbemerkungen zu Leben und Arbeit von John Henry Mackay, Berlin, Mackay, 1932. In blue slipcase. 3. MACKAY, John Henry, Albert Schnell's Untergang, Berlin, E. Fischer, 1895. Cloth. 4. MACKAY, John Henry, Die Anarchisten. Definitive Ausgabe, Berlin und Leipzig, Schuster & Loeffler, 1903. Paper. Two copies. 5. MACKAY, John Henry, Die Anarchisten, Zürich, Verlags-Magazin, 1891. Paper, uncut. 6. MACKAY, John Henry, Die Anarchisten. Berlegt, Berlin & Leipzig, Schuster & Loeffler, 1903. Cloth. 7. MACKAY, John Henry, Fortgang. Neue Ausgabe, Zürich & Leipzig, Karl Henckell, n.d. 8. MACKAY, John Henry, Der Freiheitsucher, Berlin-Charlottenburg, 1920. Paper. Two copies, one signed by Tucker. 9. MACKAY, John Henry, Freunde und Gefährten. Herausgegeben von John Henry Mackay. Unbound leaves [pa. 1-1000] in ten cardboard portfolios. Berlin, Schuster & Loeffler, n.d. 10. MACKAY, John Henry, Gedichte, Berlin, B. Zack, 1909. 11. MACKAY, John Henry, Helene, Zürich & Leipzig, Karl Henckel, n.d. Cloth. 12. MACKAY, John Henry, Jenseits der Wasser, Zürich, Verlags-Magazin, 1889. 13. MACKAY, John Henry, John Henry Mackay's Werke in einen Band Berlin, Im Stirner Verlag, 1928. Boxed. 14. MACKAY, John Henry, Kinder des Hochlands. Neue Ausgabe. Zürlich und Leipzig, Karl Henckel, n.d. 15. MACKAY, John Henry, Der Kleine Finger, Berlin, S. Fischer, 1896. Two copies, cloth & paper. 16. MACKAY, John Henry, Max Stirner's Kleinere Schriften, Berlin, Schuster & Loeffler, 1898. Paper, uncut. 17. MACKAY, John Henry, Max Stirner's Kleinere Schriften, Berlin, B. Zack, 1914 18. MACKAY, John Henry, Max Stirner. Sein Leben und sein Werk, Berlin, Schuster & Loeffler, 1898. Paper, poor condition. 19. MACKAY, John Henry, Die Menschen der Ehe, Berlin, S. Fischer, 1892. Paper. 20. MACKAY, John Henry, Moderne Stolle, Baumert & Ronge, 1888. 21. MACKAY, John Henry, Die Letzt Pflicht, Berlin, S. Fischer, 1893. 22. MACKAY, John Henry, Die Menschen der Ehe, Berlin, S. Fischer, 1903 Cloth. 23. MACKAY, John Henry, Der Schwimmer. Die Geschicgte einer Leidenschaft, Berlin, S. Fischer, 1901). 24. MACKAY, John Henry, Das Starke Jahr, Zurich and Leipsig, Karl Henckell, n.d. Cloth. 25. MACKAY, John Henry, Staatsanwalt Eierlin die Geschichte einer Rache, Berlin, Im Stirner Verlag, 1928. Inscribed to Tucker by author. 26. MACKAY, John Henry, Sturm, B. Zacks, 1912. Inscribed to Tucker. 27. MACKAY, John Henry, Sturm, Zurich, Verlags Magazin, 1890 Three copies (2 in cloth). 28. MACKAY, John Henry, Sturm, Zurich and Leipzig, Karl Henckell, n.n. 29. MACKAY, John Henry, Der Sybarit, Schuster & Loeffler, 1903 30. MACKAY, John Henry, Der Sybarit, Mackay Gesellschaft, n.d. 31. MACKAY, John Henry, Wiedergeburt, Berlin & Leipzig, Schuster & Loeffler, n.d. 32. SAGITTA, Die Bucher der Namenlosen Liebe von Sagitta. Mit einer Einleitung: Die Geschichte eines Kampfes um die Namenlose Liebe. Exemplar Nr. 108. Paris, 1913. 33. SAGITTA, Die Namenlose Liebe ein Bekenntniss von Sagitta, Berlin, B. Zack, 1906. Signed by Tucker w/ note dtd. Aug. 14, 1938, Monaco. 34. SAGITTA, Wer Sind Wir. Eine Dichtung der Namenlosen Liebe von Sagitta. Nr. 176, Berlin, Als Manuskript Gedruckt Fuer, 1906. Paper. Signed by Tucker w/ note, Aug. 14, 1938, Momaco. 35. STIRNER, Max, Der Einzige und sein Eigenthum. Privat Ausgabe No. 111. In slipcase. 36. STIRNER, Max, Der Einzige und sein Eigentum, Philipp Reclam, Leipzig. 37. STIRNER, Max, Das unwahre Prinzip unserer Erziehung oder der Humanismus und Realismus non Max Stirner. Nr. 289. Diese Privat- Ausgabe für John Henry Mackay, Charlottenburg. Pamphlets & Periodicals on Anarchism in German 1. BAKUNIN, Michael, Gott und der Staat, 83 p. Phila, Verlag der Gruppe, n.d. 19×13cm. 2. BOUHELIER, Saint-Georges de, Die Tyrannei der Sozialdemokratie, 9 p. Berlin, B. Zack, 1909. Three copies. 3. EPPLE, Paul, Von Proudhon zu Silvio Gesell, I, II, III. Erfut, Verlag Dr. Scheuffler, 1933. 4. HORN, Ewald, Max Stirners ethischer Egoismus, 48 p. Berlin, Leonhard Simion, 1907 24×16cm. 5. MACKAY, John Henry, Ehe Eine Szene von John Henry Mackay, Berlin, Radikaler Geistm 1930 16×11cm. 6. [MACKAY, John Henry], Prospekt über die Schreften von John Henry Mackay, 16 p. B. Zack, Berlin, n.d. 7. MARTIN, A. Max Stirners Lehre, 62 p. Leipzig, Otto Wigand, n.d. 22×15cm. 8. MORGEN [no. 23/24] 9. NEUE DEUTSCHE RUNDSCHAU, Jan 1895 Heft 1, Jahrg VI. Inscribed to Tucker. 10. TUCKER, Benj. R., Sind Anarchisten Mörder? 14 p. Berlin, B. Zack, 1907 23×16cm. Two copies. 11. TUCKER, Benj. R., Der Staat in seiner Beziehung zum Individuum, 13 p. Berlin, B. Zack, 1908. Two copies. 12. TUCKER, Benj. R., Der Staat in einer Beziehung zum Individuum, 16 p. Berlin, B. Zack, 1899. Two copies. 13. TUCKER, Benj. R., Statssocialism och Anarkism, 19 p. Boston, Francis Noreen, 1892 20×14cm. 14. TUCKER, Benj. R., Staatssozialismus und Anarchismus, Berlin, B. Zack, 1895 23×15cm. Three copies. Also, same title & pub., 1908 (two copies); 1922 (one copy) 15. TUCKER, Benj. R., Die Stellung des Anarchismus, 10 p. Berlin, B. Zack, 1911 Three copies. 16. TUCKER, Benj. R., Was ist Sozialismus? 11 p. Berlin, B. Zack, 1902 Nine copies. Also, same title & pub., 12 p., 1908. 17. YARROS, Victor and Holmes, Sarah, Die Frauenfrage. Eine Diskussion zwischen Victor Yarros und Sarah E. Holmes. [Translated by] George Schumm, 17 p. Berlin, B. Zack, 1899. 23×16cm. Books & Pamphlets on Anarchism in Italian, Russian and Spanish 1. ARMAND, E., Reflexiones de un anarquista individualista. Realismo e Idealismo mezclados. Traducción y Prólogo de V. Orobón Fernández Paris, Libería International. Book. 2. ELTZBERGER, Paul. Russian trans. of his Anarchy 3. STIRNER, Max L'Unico, Versione dal Tedesco con una Introduzione di Ettore Zoccoli. Torino, Fratelli Bocca, 1902 Book. Two copies. 4. STIRNER, Max, El Unico y Su Propiedad por Max Stirner. Traducción Complete del Alemán. Fladrid, La España Moderna, n.d. Book/. 5. TUCKER, Benj. R., Quées el Anarquismo?. Traducción de Armand y Elizalde, 24 p. Barcelona, 1931 Pamphlet. Four copies. 6. TUCKER, Benjamin R. Russian trans. of Instead of a Book. One pamphlet, one book. 7. TUCKER, Benj. R. Tucker, State Socialism and Anarchism in Russian trans. Pamphlet. Miscellaneous Books, Newspapers, Printed Matter, etc. Box 34-36, 38-39 1. Books, pamphlets, and printed ephemera relating to medicine, health and sexual psychology belonging to Dr. Bertha F. Johnson (sister of Pearl Johnson Tucker), ca. 67 volumes + 2 record center cartons 25 2. Books on mechanical arts published mainly in the 1890's. 10 vols. The young mill-wright and miller's guide, Oliver Evans, Philadelphia : Lea & Blanchard, 1848, is now in the Rare Book Room. 3. Book and pamphlets published by the Oriole Press, Berkeley Heights, New Jersey, incl a few tracts relating to anarchism, ca. 20 items 4. Newspapers; Copies of: New York Tribune, 1870, 1873-74, 1877 New York Weekly Tribune, 1878-84, 1893-97 (i.e., one or more for years indicated) Bradford Reporter, 1870, 1882 Bradford Republican, 1882 Elmira Sunday Telegram, 1883 Toledo Blade, 1872-74 The Breeder's Gazette, 1877-78, 1881-82 The Farm Journal, 1890-98 The Husbandman, 1877-78, 1881-82 In 6 pkgs. 5. Knife made by and belonging to Josiah Warren. Pkg. Correspondence, organized alphabetically, is in boxes 1-4. See the container list. BENJAMIN R. TUCKER COLLECTION Addenda (71M68) Correspondence of Benjamin R. Tucker (in four manuscript boxes) (alphabetical listing incl. a few ltrs. of Pearl Johnson Tucker) AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY 1936 (2) [1 ltr. from BRT] ANDREWS, John B. (American Bureau of Industrial Research) 1907-08 (8) [1 ltr from BRT] BAILIE, William 1905-06 & n.d. (7) BAKER, Jacob [managing director of Vanguard Press] 1926-35 (11) BARNHILL, J. B. 1916 (2) BOOL, Henry 1905-14 & n.d. (78) [2 ltrs from BRT] BRINKERHOFF, Edgar D. 1905-12 (31) BROWNE, Howard W. 1903 (1) BYINGTON, Steven T. 1905-19 (37) COHEN, Henry & Thyrza 1905-46 (55) COOK, Cassius V. 1917 (1) [from BRT] CRUZAN, C. L. & Walter 1905-09 (12) FIFIELD, Arthur C. 1927-30 (18) [4 ltrs from BRT] Also: Memorandum of agreement bet. A.C. Fifield and BRT dtd. 13 Jul 1909 regarding publication of the Tucker Series; Pamphlet, In Memoriam / Salome Hocking Fifield, 1927, 24 p. FUERSTE, Charles 1905-08 (5) FULLERTON, W. Morton [on staff of Le Figaro] 1930-36 (29) GARRISON, William Lloyd, 1838-1909 Amer. publicist 1908 (1) [ltr to Henry Bool on letterhead of American Free Trade League] HALL, Bolton, 1854-1938 Lawyer & social reformer 1903, 1906, 1908 (7) HEINRICH, Walter SEE: MACKAY, John Henry for ltr. of 19 May 1933 frm Walter Heinrich to BRT announcing death of Mackay HEWETT, G. C. 1905-06 (2) HOLLOWAY, Walter E. 1938 (1) w/ typescript of poem by Holloway, "Rubaiyat of Tomorrow" HOUGH, George A. Editor of the New Bedford Standard 1922-30 (9) ISHILL, Joseph 1930-37 (19) KOCH, Henry A. 1905-07 (9) LABADIE, Joseph Amer. anarchist author & printer 1905-23 & n.d. (24) w/ MS. of article on Labadie by BRT, 9 p. MACKAY, John Henry, 1854-1933 German poet and writer 1907-27 (11) Also: ltr. frm Walter Heinrich to BRT announcing death of Mackay; clippings of obituaries of Mackay from German press; two receipts made out to Mackay by firm of Carl Schutte MAYNARD, Laurens (Small, Maynard & Co.) 1906 & n.d. (3) MEULEN, Henry 1909-10 (6) MORSE, Sidney H, Amer. sculptor and radical editor 1875-76 (44) w/ biographical note on Morse by Pearl Johnson Tucker MOSCOW, Max 1906 & n.d. (8) PERON, Emile 1905-09 (7) POSTMASTER GENERAL (U.S.) 1906-08 (8) [two ltrs from BRT] PURDY, Lawson 1935 (1) PURRINGTON (?), F. H. 1917 (1) ROBINS, William J. 1906-07 & n.d. (6) SCHULDER, Fred 1908-10 (19) SCHUUH, George Ltrs from BRT to Schuum: 1885 (2) 1900 (7) 1912 (6) 1922 (2) 1886 (1) 1901 (18) 1913 (5) 1924 (2) 1887 (1) 1902 (17) 1914 (10) 1928 (1) 1891 (1) 1906 (5) 1915 (3) 1933 (4) 1895 (3) 1907 (12) 1916 (2) 1934 (1) 1896 (4) 1908 (2) 1917 (9) 1935 (2) 1897 (2) 1909(8) 1918 (5) 1936 (2) 1898 (8) 1910 (1) 1919 (4) 1937 (1) 1899 (13) 1911 (4) 1921 (1) n.d. (2) Ltrs. from Schuum to BRT: 1906 (1) 1914 (9) 1923 (2) 1935 (2) 1908 (2) 1915 (8) 1924 (1) 1938 (1) 1909 (15) 1916 (3) 1928 (1) 1939 (1) 1910 (16) 1918 (2) 1931 (1) 1911 (2) 1919 (7) 1932 (3) 1912 (5) 1920 (2) 1933 (7) 1913 (6) 1922 (10) 1934 (2) SPRADING, C. T. 1906 & n.d. (4) SWARTZ, Clarence L. 1906-36 & n.d. (27) SYLVESTER, William H. 1905-08 (7) TUCK, Edward 1933-37 & n.d. (26) VANGUARD PRESS - SEE: BAKER, Jacob WALKER, Catharine 1904 (3) WHITE, Thomas Earle 1905-10 (19) (1 ltr from BRT] WOOD, C. S. E. 1903-09 (23) YARROS, Victor 1906 & n.d. (2) Unidentified (8) Box 9 Correspondence relating to Victoria Claflin Woodhull (1839-1927), American reformer and agitator. Twenty-three (23) ltre to BRT from Mrs. Emanie Sachs regarding her biography of Woodhull, The Terrible Siren w/ eighteen (18) replies from BRT incl. a draft copy of letter of 45 pages from BRT describing in detail his relationship with Woodhull. Period of corresp is 1927-28. Also, typescript copy of Chapter XII of the biography incorporating Tucker's account, (1 folder) Box Miscellaneous Papers (in one manuscript boxes, one pkg) 6 a. U.S.A. vs. Ezra H. Heywood. Charge of Judge Nelson to the jury. Typescript, 9 p. Also, a pamphlet by Heywood, "Cupid's Yokes: Or, The Bibding Forces of Conjugal Life", Princeton, Mass, Co-Operative Pub. 60, 1878 23 p. 23×15cm. Note on cover: Marked as used in Court in U.S. v. Heywood. 6 b. MS. of poem, "The Liar" by W.W. Gordak, 18 p. fo w/ ltr. from Gordak to BRT 7 Mar. 1899 regarding same and two ltrs from Mrs. Gordak to BRT regarding the return of her late husband's MSS. 6 c. Affidavits by BRT begging to be excused from jury duty, dtd. 8 Dec.1897; 2 and 9 May 1907 7 d. Fragments of an account book kept by BRT. Five leaves covering period, Nov-Dec 1905, May-Jun [1909?]. 7 e. Portions of page proofs and typescript of an article on the "Northern Desert" in Oregon and Nevada and typescript of article by Francis du Bosque, "State Vs. Saunders" w/ ltr, of transmittal to BRT from [C.E.S.] Wood dtd 30 Dec 1907 at Portland, Oregon. 7 f. Five book catalogues of Tucker's Unique Book Shop marked to indicate Tucker's preference in books. The catalogues are dtd. 1907 and bear the title: Benj. R. Tucker's Unique Catalogue of Advanced Literature. 7 g. Proof of part of German book catalogue of the Unique Book Shop being put into print when the shop was destroyed by fire, 10 Jan. 1908. Also, proof of article, "Shutting Up an Individualist" w/ corrections, 2 p. (ARTICLE TO BERG COIL, APR' 74) 7 h. Draft of an appeal "To the Anarchists in America" for funds to help restore the plates of Max Stirner's The Ego and His Own which were destroyed in the fire at the Unique Book Shop in 1908. The draft is signed by Bolton Hall, E.B. Foote, and John W. Auld. Typescript, 6 p. Also, list of contributors, 9 p. and three ltrs to BRT in response to the appeal from: Hans Rossner, n.d., Samuel W. Cooper, 4 Feb. 1908, and Francis D. Tandy dtd. 7 Feb. 1908. 7 i. Article by BRT published in the New York Herald, Paris (edition), 23 Nov. 1930, "Walt Whitman and Comstock". Clipping of the article w/ ltrs regarding same from: Leonard D. Abbott, May [Denton?], Eliza W. Durfee, J. William Lloyd, Lawson Purdy, Fred Schulder, George Schumm, Frank Stephens, H.B. Van Hoesen, and Brand Whitlock. 7 j. Translation by BRT of apparently a portion of Proudhon's Philosophic de la Misère. Pag. 2-98 (title page missing). Typescript w/ corrections on folio sheets. 7 k. "A Notice to Proprietors: Or, A Letter to M. Victor Considérant, Editor of "La Phalange" in Reply to a Defense of Property". Translation by BRT of a work by Proudhon. AMS, 154 p. 7 l. Stationary, Printed invoices of Benj. R. Tucker, Publisher and Bookseller. map case m. Engineering sketches and drawings made by BRT while a student at M.I.T. ca.24 items (oversize) In pkg. 7 n. Miscellany 13-14 o. Photographic portraits of "old-time radicals and friends of Liberty". Also, photo of BRT and Pearl Johnson in their bookstore in New York, 1906 or 1907; group photo showing BRT, Emma & George Schuum, Pearl Johnson and friend taken in 1890's or bet. 1901 and 1905. Included among the 'old-time radicals' are: Francis E. Abbott, Leonard Abbott, Henry Bool, Catherine Breschkovsky, Steven T. Byington, Rachael Campbell, Henry Cohen, C.V. Cook, Wm. Denton, Wm. Gilmour, Moses Hull, John Jacob, Florence Finch Kelly, John F. Kelly, Laura Kendrick, Joseph A. Labadie, Wm. Lloyd, Geo. E, Macdonald, E.B. McKenzie, Henry Meulen, E.P. Miller, Sidney Morse, Emile Peron, Hans Rossner, Fred Schulder, Kate Stanton, Rev. A.W. Stevens, Clarence Swartz, Anna Tilton, Jean Flora Tilton, Mrs. Angela Tilton, John Turner, E.G. Walker, J.A.J. Wilcox. (ms. box) 15 p. Clippings: Relating to BRT; to works published or sold by BRT; reviews of Max Stirner's The Ego and His Own pub. by Tucker and A.C. Fifield; reviews of Anarchism by Eltzbacher pub. by Tucker and Fifield; reviews of "Here's Luck to Laura" by Wm. Gordack (pub. by Tucker); reviews of Emanie Sach's book The Terrible Siren; misc. clippings (ms. box) Books, pamphlets, and periodicals are in boxes 16-37. See the container list. BENJAMIN R. TUCKER COLLECTION Addenda (71M68) Pamphlets & Periodicals (in manuscript box) 1. CORYELL, John Russell, The Rent Strike, An Address at Lyric Hall, Sixth Ave near Forty-second St, before the Liberty Congregation, 16 p. New York, The Corwill Pub. Co. Pamphlet 18×13cm 2. GOERITZ, Thomas, The Price of Gold and the Increase in Purchasing Power, 4 leaves London, Personal Rights Assoc, n.d. Pamphlet 3. [HARMAN, Moses], The Persecution and the Appreciation. Brief Account of the trials and imprisonment of Moses Harmon because of his advocacy of the freedom of women from sexual enslavement and of the right of children to be born well together with an account of the public reception given to him on his release from prison, 58 p. + Chicago, by the author n.d. Pamphlet 19×13 cm 4. HEYWOOD, Exra H., Proceedings of the Indignation Meeting held in Faneuil Hall, Thursday Evening, August 1, 1878 to protest against the injury done to the freedom of the press by the conviction and imprisonment of Ezra H. Heywood, 68 p. Boston, Benj. R. Tucker, 1878 Pam. 23×15cm 5. [LLOYD, Oriole Emerson], Oriole Emerson Lloyd, Her Poems, Prose-Bits, and Appreciations, edited by her father, J. William Lloyd. Westwood, Mass, Ariel Press, n.d. Inscribed to Tucker by Lloyd. Pam. 6. MORGAN, James, Charles H. Taylor, Builder of the Boston Globe [published] on the fiftieth anniversary of his editorship, 1873- 1923. Inscribed to Tucker by Morgan 7. PEASE, Zephaniah W., Fifty Years on the Morning Mercury, New Bedford, Mass, 1880-1930, A Reminiscence by Zephaniah W. Pease. Pam. 24×16cm 8. RICHEPIN, Jean, The Atheist's Prayer and Pther Poems by Victor Hugo, Eugene Pettier & John Henry Mackay. English Versification by Benj. R. Tucker. Berkeley Heights, N.J., The Oriole Press, 1934 9. The Technical Index, Apr 1892-Mar 1893, New York, The Engineering Mag, 181 p. 10. The American Journal of Sociology, Jan. 1936, Vol. XLI, No. 4. Contains article by Victor Yarros, "Philosophical Anarchism..." 11. The Birth Control Review, Dec 1918, Vol. 2, No. 11 12. L'en dehors, Mi-Juillet, 1926, No. 84; début Juillet, 1930, No. 186 13. Fair Play, A Radical Monthly (edited by E.C. Walker), Jan. 1891. Fair Play Pub. Co, Sioux, Iowa 14. The Individualist, Feb. 1964, No. 1; Aug. 1971, No. 4 15. Journal of Social Philosophy, Apr. 1941, Vol. 6, No. 3. Contains article by Victor Yarros, "Philosophical Anarchism" 16. The Libertarian, An Anti-Blue Law Magazine, Fourth Quarter, 1923, Vol. 1, No. 2; First Quarter, 1924 17. The Libertarian Magazine, Oct 1916, Vol. 2, No. 1. Contains article by Tucker, "The Moral of Mr. Donisthorpe's Woes" 18. The Literary World, 16 Aug. 1890, Vol. XXI, No. 17 Whole No. 408 19. The Nation, Feb 10, 1940, 75th Anniv. no. 20. New England Printing Trades Journal, Feb. 1899 Vol. 1, No. 2 21. Our New Humanity, Vol. 2, No. 3, Apr. 1897 Chicago, New Humanity Pub. 22. Politics, Aug. 1946, Vol. 3, No. 7 23. The Spectator, Jan 30, 1915, No. 4,518. Contains letter to editor by Tucker, "May Not Pride Be Carried Too Far?" 24. Tax Justice News, Nov 1, 1933, Vol. 1, No. 1