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Law vs Liberty – Albert Parsons (1887)

“… ‘equal rights under the law’ means no more nor less than the rascality necessary to take an advantage and the cowardly brutality necessary to keep it.”

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Arrest of Mrs. Parsons and Children – Lizzie M. Holmes (1887)

“Under the deep shadow of that awful tragedy, enacted on the eleventh day of November, many shameful deeds passed almost unnoticed…”

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Our Colonizations – Le Révolté (1884)

“No people has the right to oppress another; let each one arrange his home as he sees fit.”

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A Eulogy to Opinion – Alfredo M. Bonanno (1995)

“Opinion is the most widely circulated commodity. Everyone possesses it and everyone utilizes it.”

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Construction in the struggle for insurrectional organization – Alfredo M. Bonanno (1972)

“The different experiences in recent years, in factories, schools and neighborhoods have given negative results because of the imprecise and approximate relationship with the territory.”

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Insurrection – Alfredo M. Bonanno (1988)

“A considerable part of the anarchist movement shares insurrectional positions, but they are theoretical stands only. We think that a new way to consider insurrection is possible.”

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