The Question Of Souls Is Old—we Demand

Anarchism, To Me, Means Not Only The Denial Of Authority, Not Only A New Economy, But A Revision Of The Principles Of Morality. It Means The Development Of The Individual As Well As The Assertion Of The Individual. It Means Self-responsibility, And Not Leader Worship.

But What The Working-class Can Do, When Once They Grow Into A Solidified Organization, Is To Show The Possessing Class, Through A Sudden Cessation Of All Work, That The Whole Social Structure Rests On Them; That The Possessions Of The Others Are Absolutely Worthless To Them Without The Workers' Activity; That Such Protests, Such Strikes, Are Inherent In The System Of Property And Will Continually Recur Until The Whole Thing Is Abolished - And Having Shown That Effectively, Proceed To Expropriate.

No One Can Hate Petitions Worse Than I, And No One Has Less Faith In Them Than I. But For My Champion I Am Willing To Try Any Means That Invades No Other's Right, Even Though I Have Little Hope In It.

[the Catholic Convent] Had Been Like The Valley Of The Shadow Of Death, And There Are White Scars On My Soul, Where Ignorance And Superstition Burnt Me With Their Hell Fire In Those Stifling Days.

The Revolution Is ... The Blow Dealt ... Agains The Counter Force Of Tyranny, Which Has Never Entirely Recovered From The Blow, But Which From Then Till Now Has Gone On Remolding And Regrappling The Instruments Of Governmental Power, That The Revolution Sought To Shape And Hold As Defenses Of Liberty.