*** Publisher’s Note

*** Editor’s Foreword

* Sociology

** I. State Socialism and Anarchism: How far they agree, and wherein they differ.

*** Postscript

** II. The Individual, Society, and the State

*** The Relation of the State to the Invididual

*** Liberty’s Declaration of Purpose

*** Anarchism and the State

*** Resistance to Government

*** Liberty and Organization

*** Liberty and Taxation

*** Anarchism and Crime

*** Liberty and Politics

*** Liberty and Prohibition

*** Anarchism and Capital Punishment

*** Liberty and Property

*** Anarchism and Force

** Methods

*** Passive Resistance

*** The Futility of the Ballot

*** Voluntary Cooperation a Remedy

* Economics

** I. Money and Interest

*** Capital, Profits and Interest

*** Free Money First

*** Free Banking

*** The Abolition of Interest

*** Necessity for a Standard of Value

*** The Redemption of Paper Money

*** Government and Value

*** Henry George and Interest

*** Various Money Schemes

** II. Land And Rent

*** Land for the People

*** Rent

*** Economic Rent

*** Liberty, Land, and Labor

*** Property Under Anarchism

*** Occupancy and Use Versus the Single Tax

*** George and the Single Tax

** Methods

*** Refusal to Pay Rent

** III. Trade and Industry

*** The Attitude of Anarchism Toward Industrial Combinations

*** Strikes and Force

*** Labor and its Pay

*** The Post Office and Private Mail Service

*** Liberty or Authority

*** Liberty and Labor

*** Competition and Cooperation

*** Liberty and the Boycott

*** Anarchism and Copyright

** Bibliography