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Paul Eltzbacher

OF DETAILS, EXEMPLIFICATIONS, AND CATCHWORDS IN THE
QUOTATIONS FROM THE SEVEN WRITERS

The following index is not a translation of Eltzbacher's, and does not index his part of the work, but only the matter quoted from the seven writers. Furthermore, it does not index such parts of their work as are readily found by consulting the table of contents and Chapter X. The reader will therefore, in general, for Justice, see the sections "Basis" and "Property" in each chapter, and the whole of Chapter IV; for Self-Interest, "Basis" in each chapter and the whole of Chapters V and VIII; for Classes, "State" and "Property" in each chapter; for Organization, "State" and "Realization"; for Government, Democracy, Tyranny, "State"; for Capitalism, Poverty, Inequality, "Property"; for Communism, Chapters VII and IX, especially "Property" and "Realization", comparing Chapter VI; for Propaganda, Social Revolution, "Realization" in each chapter; and so on. So far as general points of this nature are mentioned in the index, it is in most cases only on some incidental occasion, and does not supersede this general reference: nor could this be superseded without thereby misleading the reader. "Law" has received somewhat exceptional treatment.

The reader will of course not assume, because in the index he does not find a certain author among those who are cited on a certain topic, that this author has not mentioned it. While the index shows a wider range of topics than might have been expected in such a book, the nature of Eltzbacher's compilation forbids us to expect that it should serve as a complete Cyclopedia of Anarchism.

    • Aged, see Dependent
    • American Revolution,
    • Anarchism, first use of name,
    • Anarchy, lesser evil,
    • Areas of jurisdiction, ideally:
      • small,
      • nation-wide,
      • larger and larger,
      • undefined,
    • Army:
      • cannot crush revolution,
      • basis of State,
      • refuse to serve in,
      • of revolution,
    • Astronomy,
    • Authority:
      • object of competition,
      • sought only by the bad,
    • Bad men, see Criminals
    • Ballot, see Voting
    • Bees swarming,
    • Bloodshed:
      • insignificant,
      • see Force, War
    • Boundaries:
      • abolished,
      • no economic,
      • see Areas
    • Bribery by State,
    • California,
    • Centralization,
    • Children,
      • Tu. 185,
      • ftn. 187;
      • see Dependent
    • Church:
      • anti-Christian,
      • organization,
      • property,
    • Communism in present society,
    • Courts, future:
      • drawn by lot,
      • elective,
      • free from law,
      • partly free from law,
      • merely recommend,
    • Defence:
    • Defensive associations,
    • Deliberative assemblies,
    • Distress, relief of,
    • English history,
    • Exploitation, State stands for,
    • Expropriation,
    • Extradition in future,
    • Freedom, see Liberty; also Speech, etc.
    • Government, see State
    • Heirs dividing property,
    • Hypnotizing the people,
    • Inequality will persist but diminish,
    • Institutions to be preserved,
    • Intelligence, government checks progress in,
    • Intercourse of social organizations,
    • Intimidation,
    • Invasion:
    • Judge, Jury, see Courts
    • Labor:
      • amount of,
      • basis of distribution,
      • basis of ownership,
      • basis of sharing,
      • of past generations,
      • product of,
      • seeking higher pay,
      • universal duty,
    • Law:
      • dwarfs character,
        • Go.

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No. 47.—With the monstrous laws that are accumulating on the statute-books, one may safely say that the man who is not a confirmed criminal is scarcely fit to live among decent people.

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Price: 100 Stickers, assorted to suit purchaser, 5 cents; 200, or more, Stickers, assorted to suit purchaser, 3 cents per hundred. Mailed, post paid, by

BENJ. R. TUCKER, P. O. Box 1312, New York City.





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