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Voltairine de
Cleyre (November 17, 1866 – June 20, 1912) was an
American anarchist known for
being a
prolific writer and
speaker who
opposed capitalism...
- and her
younger sister Voltairine developed a love of
reading and
writing at an
early age.
After Adelaide fell ill,
Voltairine was sent away to be educated...
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Harriet Elizabeth Billings and had
three children: Marion,
Adelaide and
Voltairine.
After Marion's
death at a
young age, the
family moved to St. Johns, where...
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Adelaide would come to forgive, but
Voltairine would not.
After her
children grew up, she kept in
constant touch with
Voltairine, even as her child's politics...
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Italian anarchist Errico Malatesta and the
American individualist Voltairine de Cleyre.
Anarchists without adjectives are su****ious of
dogmatism and...
- action" in a
publication about the 1910
Chicago strike.
American anarchist Voltairine de
Cleyre wrote the
essay "Direct Action" in 1912,
offering historical...
- publication.
Anarchist feminism was
further taken up by the
American anarchists Voltairine de
Cleyre and Emma Goldman, the
latter of whom came to be
considered a...
- 20th-century
authors and
theorists such as
anarchist feminists Goldman and
Voltairine de
Cleyre In the
Spanish Civil War, an anarcha-feminist group, Mujeres...
- ISBN 1884365051. OCLC 37510629. De Cleyre,
Voltairine; Berkman, Alexander; Havel,
Hippolyte (2016). The
selected works of
Voltairine de Cleyre: poems, essays, sketches...
- rape of
their wives.
Earlier efforts by first-wave
feminists such as
Voltairine de Cleyre,
Victoria Woodhull and
Elizabeth Clarke Wolstenholme Elmy to...
