May 16, 1962. Dear Mr. Labadie, I am engaged in the project of translating and publishing the works of E. Armand and other anarchist individualist writers. Several articles have already appeared in “Freedom” and two items have been published separately (I enclose copies of these). However, I am in need of help in the shape […]
Nietzsche et l’Amérique Le «surhomme» de Fr. Nietzsche, par GOEBEL et ANTRIM. Biographie de Nietzsche. Sa doctrine: le christianisme fut le retournement radical des notions anciennes du bien et du mal, l’apologie de la faiblesse; il est continué par l’esprit démocratique, tout dévoué aux êtres inférieurs. Le surhomme, au contraire, est le fort, le conquérant, […]
This letter, provided by the Joseph A. Labadie Collection, gives a snapshot of a time, and the everyday life of three of the Authors we have been studying here at the Union of Egoists project. The letter is from John Basil Barnhill (aka John Erwin McCall, aka Volcano) to George Schumm. In it, he mentions Henry […]
The Mutualist & the Moralist Libertarian Broadside No 7: Selected Essays by Laurence Labadie, introduction and appendices by James J. Martin $1.50; Libertarian Broadside No 8: Uncivil Liberty by Ezra Heywood. Introduction by James J. Martin $1.00. Published by Ralph Myles Publisher Inc, Colorado Springs. When Benjamin Tucker left the USA in 1908 and went into […]
Nietzsche Again! To the Editor of The Truth Seeker: I am enclosing you a clipping from a London radical Journal (Redbeard’s Review). It is very evidently the article on Nietzsche which has made Mr. C. F. Hunt, Chicago, so awfully mad. Nietzsche, I may be allowed to point out, was of Polish blood and Polish […]
21st issue of the egoist journal “Stand Alone”. Elbert Hubbard’s The Philistine: A Periodical of Protest by Bruce A. White (Expanded Second Edition) 6″ x 9″, 262 pages, perfect bound Available from Amazon.com or .uk Available from Underworld Amusements Limited edition deluxe set exclusively available from Underworld Amusements The Philistine was a spearhead of the Arts […]
