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Anarchism

ANARCHISM BY Dr. PAUL ELTZBACHER

Steven T. (Steven Tracy) Byington translation

Gerichtsassessor and Privatdozent in Halle an der Saale

Translated by STEVEN T. BYINGTON

Je ne propose rien, je ne suppose rien, j'expose

Illustration from Anarchism

NEW YORK: BENJ. R. TUCKER. London: A. C. Fifield. 1908.

Copyright, 1907, by Benjamin R. Tucker

Gratefully dedicated to the memory of my father

Dr. Salomon Eltzbacher

1832-1889

CONTENTS

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TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE vii

BOOKS REFERRED TO xvii

INTRODUCTION 3

Chapter I. THE PROBLEM

1. General 6

2. The Starting-point 10

3. The Goal 13

4. The Way to the Goal 15

Chapter II. LAW, THE STATE, PROPERTY

1. General 18

2. Law 24

3. The State 31

4. Property 36

Chapter III. GODWIN'S TEACHING

1. General 40

2. Basis 41

3. Law 42

4. The State 45

5. Property 53

6. Realization 58

Chapter IV. PROUDHON'S TEACHING

1. General 65

2. Basis 67

3. Law 69

4. The State 72

5. Property 80

6. Realization 86

Chapter V. STIRNER'S TEACHING

1. General 93

2. Basis 96

3. Law 97

4. The State 100

5. Property 106

6. Realization 109

Chapter VI. BAKUNIN'S TEACHING

1. General 115

2. Basis 117

3. Law 119

4. The State 121

5. Property 127

6. Realization 132

Chapter VII. KROPOTKIN'S TEACHING

1. General 139

2. Basis 141

3. Law 145

4. The State 149

5. Property 159

6. Realization 171

Chapter VIII. TUCKER'S TEACHING

1. General 182

2. Basis 183

3. Law 187

4. The State 190

5. Property 201

6. Realization 209

Chapter IX. TOLSTOI'S TEACHING

1. General 219

2. Basis 220

3. Law 230

4. The State 234

5. Property 249

6. Realization 260

Chapter X. THE ANARCHISTIC TEACHINGS

1. General 270

2. Basis 270

3. Law 272

4. The State 276

5. Property 280

6. Realization 284

Chapter XI. ANARCHISM AND ITS SPECIES

1. Errors about Anarchism and its Species 288

2. The Concepts of Anarchism and its Species 292

CONCLUSION 303

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