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Liberty was an American anarchist newspaper that was published from 1881 to 1908. The newspaper was founded and edited by Josiah Warren and Lysander Spooner, and later by Benjamin R. Tucker. It was published in various locations in the United States, including Boston, New York City, and Philadelphia.
The newspaper was a major source of information and ideas for the American anarchist movement during its publication period. It was one of the most important anarchist publications of its time, and it was widely read by both anarchists and their opponents. It is known to have been a platform for various individualists, mutualists, and voluntaryists writers to express their ideas .
Liberty advocated for a wide range of ideas, including individualism, free market economic theory, and opposition to the state and government control. It also covered the topics of land reform, workers' rights, and women's rights, and it was considered to be an important voice for the social and political issues of its time.
Although the newspaper stopped being published in 1908, it continues to be studied and read by scholars and activists as an important historical source on the anarchist movement of the 19th century and early 20th century.
