de CLEYRE, Voltairine “Anarchism”
Free Society, (13 October 1901). Reprinted in Selected Works pp. 91-113. You may listen to this article on the LibriVox website There are two (…)
Free Society, (13 October 1901). Reprinted in Selected Works pp. 91-113. You may listen to this article on the LibriVox website There are two (…)
THAT a nation of people considering themselves enlightened, informed, alert to the interests of the hour, should be so generally and so profoundly (…)
Published in The Selected Works of Voltairine de Cleyre pp.243-252. You may also listen to this talk, read by Carl Manchester at the LibriVox (…)
1901. Selected Works 70–73. Listen to the poem Comrades, what matter the watch-night tells That a New Year comes or goes? What to us are the (…)
At 24, Voltairine de Cleyre gave birth to a child, Harry, born on June 12, 1890. She refused to marry her boyfriend, James B. Elliot, who was (…)
"And thou too". St.Johns, Michigan; 1888. 3s.(3p.). Typescript (unsigned) Ishill Collection, Harvard The moonlight rolls down like a river, The (…)
SEA ISLE CITY, N. J., August, 1889. Published in The Worml Turns You may also listen to this poem, read by Lucy Perry on the LibriVox website (…)
PITTSBURG, 1889 Published in The Worm Turns Quiet they lie in their shrouds of rest, Their lids kissed close ’neath the lips of peace;Over each (…)
From Selected Poems You may also listen to this poem on the LibriVox website Come! Come! I have waited long! My love is old, My arms are (…)
Voltairine de Cleyre’s last poem. It was published in a collection of poems with the same title: Written in Red. Selected Poems of Voltairine de (…)
London : Black Bear, 1978. You may also list to this article on the LibriVox website Here was one guard, and here was the other at this end; I (…)
MS.(unknown hand); [n.p.,n.d.] 15s.(15p.) Ishill Collection, Harvard Essay from Selected Works by Voltairine de Cleyre, pp. 436-154. You may also (…)