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The Liberator

The Liberator was an American radical labor magazine published in the early 20th century. (There is a Wikipedia article about this serial.)

Publication History

The Liberator was founded in 1918 by editors who had formerly worked on the shut-down "Masses" periodical. It continued until 1924, when it merged with The Labor Herald and the Soviet Russia Pictorial to form the Workers Monthly. All content of this serial is in the public domain in the US. (More details)

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1918-1924: The Marxist Internet Archive has scans of all issues, along with some supplementary pamphlets and commentary.

Related Resources

• We also list The Masses, a predecessor of this magazine.
• Issues of Workers Monthly, which succeeded this magazine, are also online.
• The Liberator was also the name of a 19th century abolitionist newspaper, also online.

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