19th-Century, Anti-Church and Pro-Democratic Critic

(1803 - 1872) ~ 19th-Century, European Secularist and Civil Rights Activist : A Prussian physician and politician. In particular, he campaigned for equal rights for Jews. (From : Wikipedia.org.)

(1904 - 1969) ~ American Anarchist, Former Communist, Former Trotskyist, Transnational Mexican Revolutionary : An American anarchist and former communist. He left the United States to establish a Communist organization for children, the Pioneers, in Mexico, where he adopted the pseudonym Rosario Negrete. Working with Manuel Rodriguez, Blackwell founded the Mexico's first Trotskyist organization, Oposici?n Comunista de Izquierda ("Communist Left Opposition", or OCI) in 1933. (From : Wikipedia.org.)

(1897 - 1939) ~ Social Critic, Anti-child Labor Activist, Prolific Writer, Editor, and Agitator for the Single Tax : A prolific writer, editor, and agitator for the single tax. Born in 1865, Miller was only 20 years old when he participated in Henry George?s first campaign for mayor of New York City in 1886. (From : HGArchives.org.)

(1916 - 2000) ~ German History Professor, Colleague and Teacher at Stanford University and Dominican College of San Rafael : A history professor who taught at Stanford University and Dominican College of San Rafael, died Tuesday at his San Francisco home after suffering a stroke in June. He was 84. (From : SFGate.com.)

"Fabian Hall Speech," by Margaret Sanger, 5 Jul 1915. Source: Margaret Sanger Papers, Library of Congress, LCM 129:0167.

"The Spirit of Youth and the City Streets," by Jane Addams, New York: Macmillan, 1909.

"Anarchism and Anarcho-Syndicalism," by Rudolph Rocker.

"Anarchy," by Errico Malatesta.

"The Onward Sweep of the Machine Process," by Nils H. Hanson, 1913, published by the I.W.W. Publish Bureau, Chicago, U.S.A.. Contains an essay titled "Industrial Efficiency and Its Antidote," by T. Glynn and "The Diesel Motor," by Barbara Lily Frankenthal.