David John Nicoll : British Anarchist Newspaper Editor, Writer, Poet and Public Speaker, the Editor of the Socialist League's Newspaper Commonweal in 1890 until 1892 when Nicoll was Imprisoned for Incitement to Murder a Police Inspector

December 8, 1859 — March 2, 1919

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A British anarchist newspaper editor, writer, poet and public speaker. Nicoll replaced William Morris as the editor of the Socialist League's newspaper Commonweal in 1890 until 1892 when Nicoll was imprisoned for incitement to murder a police inspector, a judge and the Home Secretary.

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December 8, 1859

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March 2, 1919

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