de CLEYRE, Voltairine (born 17 November 1866, Leslie, Michigan - died 6 June 1912, Chicago, Illinois)

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de CLEYRE, Voltairine. Written in red : selected poems

/ Voltairine de Cleyre ; edited & introduced by Franklin Rosemont. Chicago : Charles H. Kerr Pub. Co. (Poets of revolt series ; no. 2.), (...)

de CLEYRE, Voltairine. "John P. Altgeld"

This poem, written in June 1893, first appeared in Open Court 7 (1893) p.3782. It was reprinted in The Worm Turns (After an incarceration of (...)

DE CLEYRE, Voltairine. " Ahasuerus" A Poem

Open Court 8 (1894) p.4246

DE CLEYRE, Voltairine. "Death Shall Not Part Ye More"

Open Court 8 (1894) p.4026

de CLEYRE, Voltairine. "In Memoriam. To Gen. M. M. Trumbull." A Poem

This poem, dedicated to General M. M. Trumbull, who defended the Chicago Martyrs in 1886, first appeared in Open Court 8 (1894) p.4158. It was (...)

de CLEYRE, Voltairine. “Sex Slavery”

Moses Harman (1830 – 1910) was an anarchist schoolteacher and a freethought propagandist of women’s rights. He published Lucifer, the Light-Bearer (...)

de CLEYRE, Voltairine. "The Economic Tendency of Freethought"

This "article, reprinted from Benjamin Tucker’s periodical Liberty, was originally delivered by Voltairine de Cleyre as a lecture before the (...)

de CLEYRE, Voltairine. "The Drama of the Nineteenth Century"

Pittsburgh: R. Staley & Co, 1889. (Translated lecture)

de CLEYRE, Voltairine. In Defense of Emma Goldman and the Right of Expropriation.

Philadelphia: The Author, 1894. "A LECTURE. Delivered in New York, Dec. 16. 1894." Listen to the talk In defence of Emma Goldmann and the right (...)

HORWITZ, Linda Diane Horwitz, Donna Marie Kowal, and Catherine Helen Palczewski. "Anarchist women and the feminine ideal: sex, class, and style in the rhetoric of Voltairine de Cleyre, Emma Goldman, and Lucy Parsons"

in: Martha S. Watson and Thomas R. Burkholder eds., The Rhetoric of Nineteenth-Century Reform, East Lansing : Michigan State University Press, (...)

de CLEYRE, Voltairine. "Life or Death"

Open Court : 6 (1892) p.3302 A Soul, half through the Gate, said unto Life: "What does thou offer me?" And Life replied: "Sorrow, unceasing (...)

de CLEYRE, Voltairine. The first Mayday : the Haymarket speeches, 1895-1910

/ by Voltairine De Cleyre ; with an introduction, notes, and bibliography by Paul Avrich. Sanday, Orkney : Cienfuegos Press ; New York, N.Y. : (...)