Individualist Anarchist , Free Money, Etc., Primary Sources Online
Thanks to Shawn Wilbur, the one-man scanning machine, at In the Libertarian Labyrinth. Some of this stuff, now available freely to all at the click of a mouse, I had to move heaven and earth to get on microfilm from Interlibrary loan.
Thomas Mendenhall. National money, or a simple system of finance: which will fully answer the demands of trade, equalize the value of money, and keep the government out of the hands of stock-jobbers (1816). Wilbur's commentary here.
Two translations of Proudhon's The State, one by William Greene and one by Benjamin Tucker. Comments here.
Proudhon. The Malthusians. (1848).
Edward Kellogg. Remarks Upon Usury and its Effects: A National Bank a Remedy (1841).
Kellogg. A New Monetary System.
Alexander Campbell (a follower of Kellogg). The True American System of Finance (1864). Commentary here.
William Greene. Mutual Banking (1870 edition) Commentary here.
A debate between Benjamin Tucker and Francis Abbot in the 1873 volume of The Index, on the ethics of usury. Commentary here.
A debate between Tucker and Stephen Pearl Andrews in the 1876 volume of The Index, on the importance of Proudhon's What is Property? Commentary here.
J.K. Ingalls. Work and Wealth (1878).
Ingalls. Economic Equities (1887).
Herman Kuehn. The Problem of Worry (1901), based on Greene's mutual banking work. Commentary here.
Thomas Mendenhall. National money, or a simple system of finance: which will fully answer the demands of trade, equalize the value of money, and keep the government out of the hands of stock-jobbers (1816). Wilbur's commentary here.
Two translations of Proudhon's The State, one by William Greene and one by Benjamin Tucker. Comments here.
Proudhon. The Malthusians. (1848).
Edward Kellogg. Remarks Upon Usury and its Effects: A National Bank a Remedy (1841).
Kellogg. A New Monetary System.
Alexander Campbell (a follower of Kellogg). The True American System of Finance (1864). Commentary here.
William Greene. Mutual Banking (1870 edition) Commentary here.
A debate between Benjamin Tucker and Francis Abbot in the 1873 volume of The Index, on the ethics of usury. Commentary here.
A debate between Tucker and Stephen Pearl Andrews in the 1876 volume of The Index, on the importance of Proudhon's What is Property? Commentary here.
J.K. Ingalls. Work and Wealth (1878).
Ingalls. Economic Equities (1887).
Herman Kuehn. The Problem of Worry (1901), based on Greene's mutual banking work. Commentary here.
posted by Kevin Carson | 11:51 AM
6 Comments:
Fantastic! Thanks so much.
Hm, these been submitted to project gutenburg yet? Or otherwise put someplace where one can easily track em down?
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Kevin,
Thanks for posting this great material. Hat tip to Shawn Wilbur for making it possible. I haven't had much progress on it yet but I want to test the feasiblity of a local currency around here. What advice could you give me? Any of Kevin's readers with links, tips, or whatever are encouraged to chime in too. Reach me at chessanarch@gmail.com if you have advice suited for email correspondence.
Thanks!
Thanks, Nathan--fixed it.
Buermann,
I don't know whether Shawn submitted it or not. You might check with him. I really don't know much about the workings of Project G.
Nick,
I made one abortive attempt to piggyback a LETS system on the membership of the local natural foods co-op, but the directors weren't having any of it. Generally, the quickest way to get anybody to do anything is for me to recommend the opposite.
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