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Writings on dead anarchists and other topics by Robert P. Helms
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- The New Hope: Voltairine de Cleyre's Forgotten Poem
- The celebrated anarchist, freethinker, poet, feminist, and public intellectual Voltairine de Cleyre (1866-1912) was twenty-six years old in 1893, living in West Philadelphia and at her best game as a writer and activist. She was then contributing occasional letters, articles, and a few poems to the Boston Investigator , which in its day (1831-1904) was a well-respected and lively forum for liberals, atheists, and dissident religionists.