# Mother Earth

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A radical political journal first published in March 1906 by anarchist Emma Goldman. Alexander Berkman, another well-known anarchist, was the magazine's typesetter. Mother Earth advocated radical political causes, labor agitation, and opposition to the U.S. government on a variety of issues. Its subscribers and supporters formed a virtual 'who's who' of the radical left in America in the years prior to 1920. The magazine ran from March 1906 to August 1917. Scans may be found here and here.

## Volumes and issues
### Volume I

Index at the Libertarian Communist Online Archives
* Issue 1 (March 1906)
** "Mother Earth" essay by Emma Goldman, Max Baginski
** "The Song of the Storm-Finch" poem by Maxim Gorky
** "Observations and Comments" (a regular column in each issue of the magazine)
** "The Tragedy of Woman's Emancipation" by Emma Goldman, later published as part of Anarchism and Other Essays
* Issue 2
* Issue 3
* Issue 4
* Issue 5
* Issue 6
* Issue 7
* Issue 8
* Issue 9

### Volume II

Index at the Libertarian Communist Online Archives
* Issue 1
* Issue 2
* Issue 3
* Issue 4
* Issue 5
* Issue 6
* Issue 7
* Issue 8
* Issue 9
* Issue 10
* Issue 11
* Issue 12

### Volume III

Index at the Libertarian Communist Online Archives
* Issue 1
* Issue 2
* Issue 3
* Issue 4
* Issue 5
* Issue 6
* Issue 7
* Issue 8
* Issue 9
* Issue 10
* Issue 11
* Issue 12

### Volume IV

Index at the Libertarian Communist Online Archives
* Issue 1
* Issue 2
* Issue 3
* Issue 4
* Issue 5 (July 1909)
** "A New Declaration of Independence" by Emma Goldman

### Volume V

Index at the Libertarian Communist Online Archives
* Issue 1 (March 1910)
* Issue 2 (April 1910)
** "Some Definitions" by an anonymous author (see also #Volume VII issue 10 of December 1912)
* Issue 3 (May 1910)
* Issue 4 (June 1910)
* Issue 5 (July 1910)
* Issue 6 (August 1910)

### Volume VI

Index at the Libertarian Communist Online Archives
* Issue 1
* Issue 2
* Issue 3 (May 1911)
** "The "American Sovereign"" poem by Eugene O'Neill (originally unsigned, but attributed to him in 1979 making it his first printed piece)
* Issue 4 (June 1911)
** "Freedom" poem by Lola Ridge
* Issue 5
* Issue 6
* Issue 7
* Issue 8
* Issue 9
* Issue 10
* Issue 11
* Issue 12

### Volume VII

Index at the Libertarian Communist Online Archives
* Issue 1
* Issue 2
* Issue 3
* Issue 4
* Issue 5
* Issue 6
* Issue 7
* Issue 8
* Issue 9
* Issue 10
* Issue 11
* Issue 12

### Volume VIII

Index at the Libertarian Communist Online Archives
* Issue 1 (March 1913)
* Issue 2 (April 1913)
** "The Failure of Christianity" by Emma Goldman

### Volume IX

Index at the Libertarian Communist Online Archives
* Issue 1 (March 1914)
* Issue 2 (April 1914)
* Issue 3 (May 1914)
** "Remember Ludlow!" by Julia May Courtney
* Issue 4 (June 1914)
* Issue 5 (July 1914)
* Issue 6 (August 1914)
* Issue 7 (September 1914)
* Issue 8 (October 1914)
* Issue 9 (November 1914)
* Issue 10 (December 1914)
* Issue 11 (January 1915)
* Issue 12 (February 1915)

### Volume X

Index at the Libertarian Communist Online Archives
* Issue 1 (March 1915)
* Issue 2 (April 1915)
* Issue 3 (May 1915)
* Issue 4 (June 1915)
** "Flowers and Ashes" poem by Louise Bryant
* Issue 5 (July 1915)
* Issue 6 (August 1915)
* Issue 7 (September 1915)
* Issue 8 (October 1915)
* Issue 9 (November 1915)
* Issue 10 (December 1915)
** "Preparedness, the Road to Universal Slaughter" by Emma Goldman
* Issue 11 (January 1916)
* Issue 12 (February 1916)
** "The Philosophy of Atheism" by Emma Goldman