Sparks of Hope (reflections on early anarchist papers), by Barry Pateman

Sparks of Hope (reflections on early anarchist papers)

by Barry Pateman

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1.	The Alarm 10:01	buy track
2.	Cronaca Sovversiva 09:32	buy track
3.	Mother Earth 12:34	buy track
4.	The Blast 08:03	buy track
5.	To the Youth of America 02:43	buy track
6.	Some Definitions 01:17	buy track

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These talks focus on a handful of anarchist periodicals that were produced in the United States in the early 20th century. This was an era in which revolutionary anarchism was a thriving, international movement, and in which militants communicated their ideas and kept each other informed largely through periodicals and public rallies. So papers such as these offer invaluable insights into anarchism as a movement in this period.

These talks were recorded in Barry's house in the Bay Area of California some years ago, on an old 4 track cassette redcorder. The BART trains can be heard passing outside, and the general feeling is of an informal chat among friends. At the time we were holding regular cultural events in the Bay Area, and this record is an outgrowth of those events.

Barry Pateman is a prolific and well regarded historian of anarchism and anarchist history, whose work can be found in print, on screen, and online.

Originally distributed in physical form by the Kate Sharpley Library. (www.katesharpleylibrary.net)

All profit from this record will go to support anarchist prisoners, as well as the Kate Sharpley Library.

Support your comrades. Know your history.
Love and Anarchy :)

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released May 17, 2018

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