The Social Significance of the Modern DramaGoldman, Emma
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The Social Significance of the Modern Drama
Goldman, Emma
Drama -- Social aspects; European drama -- History and criticism
For a brief moment all remains silent and immovable. Suddenly a sound is
heard, distant at first, then nearer and nearer, till a
thousand-throated roar breaks forth like thunder:
---- We shall yet come!
---- We shall yet come!
---- Woe unto the victorious!
The Victors pale at the ghostly cry. Seized with terror, they run,
wildly howling:
---- The dead arise!
---- The dead arise!
"We shall yet come!" cry the dead. For they who died for an ideal never
die in vain. They must come back, they shall come back. And then--woe be
to the victorious! _King-Hunger_ is indeed the most terrible king on
earth, but only for those who are driven by blind forces alone.
But they who can turn on the light, know the power of the things they
have created. They will come, and take possession,--no longer the
wretched scum, but the masters of the world.
A message revolutionary, deeply social in its scope, illumining with
glorious hope the dismal horizon of the disinherited of the earth.
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ANARCHISM
_AND OTHER ESSAYS_
By EMMA GOLDMAN
Including a biographic SKETCH of the author's interesting career, a
splendid PORTRAIT, and twelve of her most important lectures, some of
which have been suppressed by the police authorities of various cities.
This book expresses the most advanced ideas on social
questions--economics, politics, education and sex.
Price $1.00 By Mail $1.10
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The Selected Works of
Voltairine de Cleyre
This volume of America's foremost literary rebel and Anarchist
propagandist contains a choice selection of her poems, essays,
sociological discourses, sketches and stories, which have proved a
source of great inspiration to the revolutionary movement during the
last twenty years.
Edited by ALEXANDER BERKMAN
Biographical sketch by HIPPOLYTE HAVEL
Over 500 pp., cloth, with portrait of the author.
Tastefully printed and bound.
$1.00 Net. By Mail, $1.10
MOTHER EARTH PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION
74 West 119th Street
NEW YORK
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WORKS BY PETER KROPOTKIN
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