James J. Martin made some interesting comments about the subject anent his notion about temperament in an interview published elsewhere in these pages. Also Sharon Presley makes reference to her in her fine article about feminism in Liberty , which see . This essay is Voltairine de Cleyre's best-known work and argues that anarchism is the logical consequence of the principles of the American Revolution. Unfortunately, most of her work is buried in the pages of obscure radical papers, and her reputation is based on a small fraction of her writing. It is an excellent example of the interrelationship between the individualist-feminist view of the church and of the state.
Gender feminists have no scruples about silencing and dismissing the voices of women who disagree.
This bibliographic essay is a pioneering step toward reclaiming an aspect of feminist history that the orthodoxy would rather remain in the dustbin. Forgotten Feminist Wendy McElroy unearths the thoughts of yet another feminist luminary buried by the received wisdom of modern-day feminists. Uncivil Liberty Ezra Heywood sides with the feminists of his day in this fine example of his pampheteering abilities. Includes an introduction by James J. Martin. Wendy McElroy A 'home page' dedicated to McElroy's more recent production on anti-feminist feminist issues.