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Prison Song – Louise Michel (1898)

“In the struggles to come, one will not find such generous scruples any more, because with each popular defeat, the crowd is bled like the beasts of the slaughterhouse; what one will find, will be implacable duty.”

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“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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The Necessity of Communism – Freedom (1887)

“…the next revolution, if it is guided by Socialist principle, must necessarily drive them to Communism, and Communism drive them to Anarchy.”

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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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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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Anarchy and Communism – Le Drapeau Noir (1883)

“We are thus forced to recognize that each individual, while remaining totally free in his actions, can only act in common, and by this very fact becomes a libertarian communist.”

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