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THE EGO AND HIS OWN

BY MAX STIRNER

New York BENJ. R. TUCKER, Publisher 1907

TO MY SWEETHEART

MARIE DÄHNHARDT CONTENTS PUBLISHER'S PREFACE INTRODUCTION TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE

THE EGO AND HIS OWN

All Things are Nothing to Me[1] Part First

Man

I A HUMAN LIFE II. MEN OF THE OLD TIME AND THE NEW

I.—THE ANCIENTS II.—THE MODERNS

§ 1.—The Spirit § 2.—The Possessed. The Spook Wheels in the Head. § 3.—The Hierarchy

III.—THE FREE

§ 1.—Political Liberalism § 2.—Social Liberalism § 3.—Humane Liberalism Postscript

Part Second

I

I OWNNESS[104] II THE OWNER

I.—MY POWER II.—MY INTERCOURSE III.—MY SELF-ENJOYMENT

III THE UNIQUE ONE

THE END

INDEX

FOOTNOTES

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BENJ. R. TUCKER'S Unique Catalogue of Advanced Literature

LIBERTY

APPRECIATIONS

MODERN MARRIAGE CARLOTTA CORTINA Here's Luck to Lora AND OTHER POEMS The Anarchists

PRESS COMMENTS

JOSIAH WARREN

The First American Anarchist

The Philosophy of Egoism Slaves to Duty State Socialism AND Anarchism The Attitude of Anarchism TOWARD Industrial Combinations MUTUAL BANKING CHARLES A. DANA'S PLEA FOR ANARCHY The Ballad of Reading Gaol

PRESS COMMENTS

God and the State Free Political Institutions

CHAPTERS

A Blow at Trial by Jury Instead of a Book

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