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New translation: You'll find linked on this page a draft translation of Claude Pelletier's 1867 play, "The Revolutionary Socialist Heretics of the 15th Century," which explores the ideas of 1848 France in the context of Bohemia at the height of the Hussite Wars. Pelletier pursued anarchist ideas under the label of "atercracy" and combined elements from Proudhon and Pierre Leroux, among others. The framing of the play seems to be a kind of nod to George Sand. It's strange and in many ways quite good.
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https://www.libertarian-labyrinth.org/claude-pelletier/claude-pelletier-a-clear-headed-socialist/ -
There is a lot of revision to do on this text, but I am very pleased to be able to share a draft translation of Proudhon's Third Memoir on Property. https://www.libertarian-labyrinth.org/new-proudhon-library/p-j-proudhon-avertissement-aux-proprietaires/
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NEW TRANSLATION: P.-J. Proudhon, "The Miserere" (1845) — an interesting bit of biblical criticism from Proudhon, focused on David's confession after the murder of Uriah. https://www.libertarian-labyrinth.org/new-proudhon-library/p-j-proudhon-le-miserere-1845/
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