Hippolyte Havel was a Czech anarchist who lived most of his life in New York City. Editor of numerous publications, including Emma Goldman's Mother Earth, he wrote dozens of articles and was a major influence on many artists and radicals of his day.

Nathan Jun is Associate Professor and Coordinator of the Philosophy Program at Midwestern State University. He is the author of Anarchism and Political Modernity (2011).

Barry Pateman formerly curated the Emma Goldman Papers Archive at the University of California Berkeley and co-edited Alexander Berkman's Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist.

Acknowledgments................................................................................................ xx

A Note on the Text................................................................................................ xx

Introduction........................................................................................................... xx

Barry Pateman

Proletarian Days (1908)......................................................................................... 1

The Career of a Journalist: A Confession (1908)............................................... 4

Russia's Message (1908)....................................................................................... 9

Literature: Its Influence Upon Social Life (1908)............................................ 15

A Reminiscence (1908)........................................................................................ 19

The Coalition Against Anarchists (1909).......................................................... 25

The Confession of an Author (1909)................................................................. 32

The French Revolution (1909)............................................................................ 36

The Social Struggle in Spain (1909)................................................................... 40

The Suffragettes (1910)....................................................................................... 50

Introduction to Anarchism and Other Essays (1910)..................................... 56

Deeds of Violence (1910).................................................................................... 91

An Immoral Writer (1910).................................................................................. 91

Martin Eden (1910)............................................................................................ 101

Among Books (1910)......................................................................................... 104

The Kotoku Case (1910).................................................................................... 111

Justice in Japan (1911)...................................................................................... 120

Long Live Anarchy! (1911)................................................................................ 125

Kotoku's Correspondence with Albert Johnson (1911).............................. 129

Surprised Politicians (1911).............................................................................. 136

Kotoku's Correspondence with Albert Johnson

-Continuation (1911)................................................................................. 139

Francisco Ferrer (1911)..................................................................................... 143

Impressions from Paris, Part One (1911)....................................................... 149

Impressions from Paris, Part Two (1911)...................................................... 157

The Faith and Record of Anarchists (1912)................................................... 164

Socialism As It Is (1912).................................................................................... 170

After Twenty-Five Years (1912)....................................................................... 174

The Syndicalist Educational League (1912)................................................... 177

The Drama of Life and Death (1912).............................................................. 179

Kropotkin the Revolutionist (1912)................................................................ 184

Military Protection for Wall Street (1913).................................................... 187

The Lessons of Chicago (1913)........................................................................ 190

The Brothers Karamazov (1913)...................................................................... 194

The Civil War in Colorado (1914).................................................................... 200

The New Unionism (1914)................................................................................ 207

Introduction to The Selected Works of

Voltairine de Cleyre (1914).......................................................................... 214

Bakunin (1914)................................................................................................... 223

The Novel of the Revolution (1915)............................................................... 240

The Spirit of the Village (1915)........................................................................ 243

To Our Readers! (1917)..................................................................................... 248

No Compromise (1917)..................................................................................... 253

Harry Kelly: An Appreciation at the Celebration

of His Fiftieth Birthday (1921).................................................................... 256

Introduction to The Biography of an Anarchist (1922)............................... 261

Speech to the Anarchist Conference (1925)................................................. 263

The Voice of Gary (1928).................................................................................. 266

Some Reflections on the Sacco-Vanzetti Case (1929)................................. 268

Now and After (1929)........................................................................................ 272

Gustav Landauer (1930).................................................................................... 275

Gandhi's Ideal (1930)........................................................................................ 280

Our Duty to Sacco and Vanzetti (1930).......................................................... 282

Among the Books (1930).................................................................................. 283

A Victim of Communist Treachery (1930)..................................................... 288

The Anarchist Relations Committee (1930).................................................. 289

The Significance of May Day (1931)............................................................... 268

What's Anarchism?

Farewell to Sasha (1936).................................................................................. 294

The Great Heritage (1940)................................................................................ 295