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Web paper in english. — 'Anarchive' "Anarchy is Order!": Principles, Propositions & Discussions for Land and Freedom. — 409 p.

I must Create a System or be enslav'd by another Man's. I will not Reason & Compare: my business is to Create

– William Blake.During the 19th century, anarchism has developed as a result of a social current which aims for freedom and happiness. A number of factors since World War I have made this movement, and its ideas, disappear little by little under the dust of history.After the classical anarchism – of which the Spanish Revolution was one of the last representatives – a new kind of resistance was founded in the sixties which claimed to be based (at least partly) on this anarchism. However this resistance is often limited to a few (and even then partly misunderstood) slogans such as 'Anarchy is order', 'Property is theft'.Information about anarchism is often hard to come by, monopolised and intellectual; and therefore visibly disappearing. The anarchive or anarchist archive Anarchy is Order (in short <strong>A.O) is an attempt to make the <strong>'principles, propositions and discussions' of this tradition available again for anyone it concerns. We believe that these texts are part of our own heritage. They don t belong to publishers, institutes or specialists.These texts thus have to be available for all anarchists an other people interested. That is one of the conditions to give anarchism a new impulse, to let the new anarchism outgrow the slogans. This is what makes this project relevant for us: we must find our roots to be able to renew ourselves. We have to learn from the mistakes of our socialist past. History has shown that a large number of the anarchist ideas remain standing, even during the most recent social-economic developments.<strong>Don't mourn, Organise!<em>Contents:<strong>Chronology of Bakunin's Life<strong>Bakunin on The State<strong>Bakunin's idea of revolution & revolutionary organisation<em>Anonymous – Red & Black RevolutionBakunin's early lifeYears in jailFootnotes<strong>Basic Bakunin<em>Anarchist Communist FederationPrefaceClassStateBourgeois DemocracyMarxUnionsRevolutionary OrganizationAnarchyBakunin's Relevance TodayFurther Reading<strong>Equal Opportunity in Education<em>From Egalite, Geneva, July 31, 1869<strong>Federalism, Socialism, Anti-Theologism<strong>Founding of the Worker s International<em>From "The Political Philosophy of Bakunin" by G.P. Maximoff, 1953, The Free Press, NY<strong>God and the State<em>From Michael Bakunin, God and the State, 1916, New York: Mother Earth Publishing AssociationI.II.III.<strong>Integral EducationIntegral Education IBakunin on Education II<strong>On the social upheaval<em>From: Bakunin's Writings, Guy A. Aldred Modern Publishers, Indore Kraus Reprint co., New York, 1947<strong>Politics and the state (1871)<em>From: Bakunin's Writings, Guy A. Aldred Modern Publishers, Indore Kraus Reprint co., New York, 1947<strong>Recollections on Marx and Engels (1869–1871)<em>Bakunin on Anarchy, p. 25-6 (by James Guillaume), George Allen & Unwin Ltd, UK, 1971<em>Online Version: marxists.org, 1999. Transcribed and HTML Markup by Brian Basgen<strong>Solidarity in liberty – The Workers Path To Freedom (1867)<