Freedom Press

The 1945 split in British anarchism.
Albert Meltzer: 1920-1996.
Anarchist Communism * Its Aims and Principles.
Anarchist history roundup July 2019 part 1.
The Anarchists in London 1935-1955 : a Personal Memoir by Albert Meltzer [Review].
Bad days will end (101 years ago).
Barrett, George and Leonard Augustine Motler. The Anarchist Revolution.
Barrett, George and W. Wilson. Objections to Anarchism.
A beautiful idea: history of the Freedom Press anarchists by Rob Ray [Book review].
Caserio, Sante, Georges Etiévant and Jean Grave. Anarchy on trial : being the speeches of George Etiévant, (sentenced to five years imprisionment on a charge of stealing dynamite cartridges), Jean Grave (sentenced to 2 1/2 years for publishing his famous book Societé mourant et l'anarchie), and Caserio Santo (who killed President Carnot), in 1894.
Christie, Stuart, Adrian Derbyshire, James Herriott (Jim) Duke, Ross Flett, Ted Kavanagh, Albert Meltzer, Roger Sandell and Mike Walsh. Statement by the Black Flag Group to the Liverpool Conference of the Anarchist Federation of Britain, Sept., 1968.
Danger! Politicians at Work! [Anti-election Leaflet, 1951].
Davies, Ann A. The King and the Anarchist by "Libertas".
Domela Nieuwenhuis, Ferdinand. The pyramid of tyranny.
Equity, -. The Struggle in the Factory; history of a Royal Ordnance Factory, Dalmuir R.O.F.
Filippelli, Filippo. Filippelli's Memorandum : Mussolini instigator of murder of Matteotti [1924].
Flier for 1912 meeting: Pietro Gualducci on 'La Guerra e L'idea di Patria'.
Flier for Voice of Labour January 1907.
Freedom and Satire financial appeal sheet July 1917.
Freedom Defence Committee brochure.
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The Freedom Press Anarchists and H.M. Forces.
The Freedom Press Anarchists and H.M. Forces cover. [Image]
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The Glasgow Anarchist Federation calls on all Workers to Defend the Right of Free Expression [Leaflet, March 1945].
Helping Freedom.
Hewetson, John. Mat Kavanagh: A Tribute.
The Houndsditch Tragedy and Anarchism : A Few Words to the People.
How to Stop Unemployment [Leaflet, 1908].
The International Socialist Workers and Trade-Union Congress of 1896. Shall Politicians Boss It? [Leaflet].
Invitation to Tea for "Freedom's" 25th Anniversary.
Kropotkin Goes Missing.
Kropotkin, Peter. The Commune of Paris.
Glasse, Henry and Peter Kropotkin. Organised vengeance, called "Justice" (Kropotkin) - The superstition of government (Henry Glasse).
Lamb, Kitty. [Letter of tribute to Lilian Wolfe].
Lessons of the Revolutions in Germany and Austria Meeting flier (1925). [Image]
Letter asking for help to rent an office for the London Federation of Anarchists.
London 1901 Haymarket Commemoration and anti-Boer War meeting leaflet.
London 1911 Haymarket Commemoration meeting leaflet.
Lying politicians [Leaflet, 1910].
MacQueen, William. A Tale Of A Wet Trip [1900].
Marie Louise Berneri Memorial Committee [Postcard, 1949 or 1950].
Marie Louise Berneri Memorial [Leaflet 1949 or 1950].
Meltzer, Albert. Anarchy in Action by Colin Ward [Book review].
Meltzer, Albert. Letter from Albert Meltzer to Tierra y Libertad.
Meltzer, Albert. Liars and Liberals (Black Flag supplement no.3).
Meltzer, Albert. Liars and Liberals – the other anarchism. The Woodcock-Sansom school of falsification.
Meltzer, Albert. Truth or Dare.
Minutes of the Freedom Press Group.
Minutes of the Freedom Press Group 1966.
Minutes of the Freedom Press Group 1967.
Morris, William. Monopoly, or, How Labour is Robbed.
Morris, William. No Master [Leaflet with poem, distributed at Emma Goldman meeting, Norwich 1925].
Morris, William. Useful Work versus Useless Toil.
Nettlau, Max. Responsibility and solidarity in the labor struggle; also a review of the policy lately discussed by the German social democracy and Edward Bernstein.
The New-found Freedom.
Oakley, H. Liberty Through Anarchist Communism.
Open letter to a British Socialist [1911 leaflet].
Our great empire [leaflet, 1910-11].
Owen, William C. England Monopolised or England Free?.
Pateman, Barry. Fighting the “monster of ignorance” [Book review].
Pouget, Emile. The Basis of Trade Unionism.
Read, Herbert. 'Freedom' and Freedom in 1945.
Russia's "Third Revolution", The Inside Story of the Kronstadt Rising by I. Mett [Pre-publication leaflet, 1949?].
Slaughter or slander? Notes on the Albert Meltzer-George Woodcock conflict.
Special Branch biography of Ethel Mannin (1945). [Image]
Special Branch biography of George Orwell (1942?).
Special Branch biography of George Orwell (1942?) page 1. [Image]
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Special Branch biography of George Woodcock (1945). [Image]
Special Branch biography of Herbert Read (1945). [Image]
Special Branch biography of Ingebord Hedwig Elisabeth Roskelly (1945). [Image]
Special Branch biography of Simon Watson Taylor (1945). [Image]
Special Branch report on meeting held by Freedom Defence Committee (1945).
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Special Branch report on meeting held by Freedom Defence Committee (1945) page 2. [Image]
Special Branch report on meeting held by Freedom Defence Committee (1945) page 3. [Image]
Spencer, Herbert. The Right To Ignore The State.
Spies, August. The Chicago Martyrs: Parsons; Spies, Fischer, Engel, Lingg, Fielden, Schwab and Neebe. Speech of August Spies.
Swede, Oscar. Tom Keell.
Tanner, P.E. The Rules [Leaflet, 1914].
Tcherkesoff, W. Concentration of Capital : A Marxian Fallacy.
[The Freedom Press Library in 1979: Plans and problems].
To the unemployed (reprinted from Freedom, January, 1903) [Leaflet].
The Torch (no.1, November 1913).
Urgent Appeal [for Kotoku, in the Japanese High Treason Case].
Urgent Appeal [for Kotoku, in the Japanese High Treason Case - draft].
Urgent appeal [for Kotoku, in the Japanese High Treason Case, with details of protest meeting].
Wakeman, John. Anarchism and Democracy.
Walter, Karl. The International Anarchist Congress, held at the Plancius Hall, Amsterdam, on August 26th-31st 1907.
War Commentary letter sent with a sample copy [1941].
Ward, Colin. Marie Louise Berneri Memorial Committee Circular Letter no.2 (November 1950).
We MUST Resist! anti-militarism, anti-conscription, anti-war, anti-government.
What use is the vote? An appeal to working women [Leaflet, June 1908].
Wilson, Charlotte M. Anarchism and Outrage.
The Wooden Shoe is on the other foot: examining a myth.
‘Not a good look’? Reading Dave Cope on British anarchist publishing history.