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Alarm Albert Parsons

Organization – Albert Parsons (1884)

“Organization, to be successful, must have a purpose in view as well as an object to secure.”

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Alarm Albert Parsons

A Free Society – Albert Parsons (1884)

“Let the starving multitudes answer.”

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Alarm Albert Parsons

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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Alarm Lizzie M. Holmes

“Timid” Capital – Lizzie M. Swank (1886)

“Humanity isn’t craving hard toil ten hours of every twenty-four, but rather leisure to grow and expand, and for every two hours labor full two hours’ results.”

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Alarm Lizzie M. Holmes

Abolition of Government – Lizzie M. Swank (1886)

“Many really sincere and radical people are as yet puzzled by the position the anarchists take, namely: The abolition of all governments.”

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Alarm Louis Riel

A Martyr – The Alarm (1885)

“The name of this man? Louis Riel. His crime? He called out his brethren, the Canadian half-breeds, to arms; he has unfurled the sacred standard of human freedom and independence.”

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The Black Flag – The Alarm (1884)

“He pointed to the black flag and said this is the first time that emblem of hunger and starvation has been unfurled on American soil. It represents that these people have begun to reach the condition of starvation of the older countries.”

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Alarm Albert Parsons Franklin Rosemont

Anarchists and the Wild West – Franklin Rosemont (1986)

“Other Chicago anarchists were also interested in the ‘Indian Question'”

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