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Is Sherrod Brown the last largely inoffensive, centrist, vaguely presidential warm body left in the Democratic Party? I know jucos that recruit better.

A couple of general-access posts on Patreon this week, with translations by Proudhon (defining art and the ideal) and Pierre Leroux (from "Equality.") Subscribers will get early access to my wrestlings with Proudhon's theories of marriage and justice. www.patreon.com/posts/proudh...

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Proudhon, "The Confessions of a Revolutionary" (full draft translation): www.libertarian-labyrinth.org/wp-content/u...

I'm happy to be able to share a full, rough, draft translation of Proudhon's 1843 work, "The Creation of Order in Humanity," which includes his discussion of the "serial dialectic," along with early versions of analyses that would feature in later works. www.libertarian-labyrinth.org/new-proudhon...

P.-J. Proudhon, “The Creation of Order in Humanity” — Definitions and Chapter I - The Libertarian Labyrinthwww.libertarian-labyrinth.org I call Order every seriated or symmetrical arrangement. Order necessarily presupposes division, distinction, difference. Nothing undivided, indistinct, undifferentiated, can be understood as ordered: ...

New translation: Jenny P. d'Héricourt, “Philosophical Letters on Tolerance and the Critique of Hypotheses” (1863-64) — Proudhon's most accomplished feminist critic takes up some familiar Proudhonian concerns. www.libertarian-labyrinth.org/black-and-re...

Jenny P. d’Héricourt, “Philosophical Letters on Tolerance and the Critique of Hypotheses” (1863-64) - The Libertarian Labyrinthwww.libertarian-labyrinth.org Lettres philosophiques sur la tolérance et la critique des hypothèses. (Première lettre.) Si quelque honorable du sexe barbu a surpris la suscription de la lettre que je reçois de vous, chère Madame, ...

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We're excited to announce the arrival of our first book, an anthology of Why?, an anarchist newspaper from Tacoma, 1913–1914. louisecrowleylibrary.org/shop/p/why-1913-1914

Jenny d'Héricourt writes to a French audience about Illinois in 1866. (A projected sequel on Chicago doesn't seem to have materialized.) www.libertarian-labyrinth.org/black-and-re...

Jenny d’Héricourt, “Illinois” (FR) (1866) - The Libertarian Labyrinthwww.libertarian-labyrinth.org If, through constant communications, through many stories, we know in France the morals and customs of that part of the United States that borders the Atlantic and which, as the first seat of coloniza...

Two new draft translations of works by Jenny d'Héricourt: "André Léo" and "Women and Peace." www.libertarian-labyrinth.org/black-and-re...

Joshua King Ingalls, "Social Reconstruction" (1867) — Ingalls getting sociological in the spiritualist papers. (pdf) www.libertarian-labyrinth.org/wp-content/u...

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Added all our PDFs of the spiritualist/feminist/anarchist newspaper Clothed With the Sun, which was published at Home, WA for the majority of its run. louisecrowleylibrary.org/clothed-with-the-sun

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