Take Bread: Early Writings on Political Violence main Emma Goldman aut Goldman, Emma Mortar Press 2026-01 2026-02-11T12:25:55Z en-US urn:uuid:8d56c806-8026-407f-b36d-b51680ec7834 urn:isbn:9781957112206 15 Imprisoned for inciting riot, blamed for fomenting the assassination of William McKinley, deported in the first Red Scare, called the High Priestess of Anarchy, the most dangerous woman in America, the Red Queen—writer and revolutionary Emma Goldman was one of the most prominent and feared radical thinkers of her time. Presented here are her early views on political violence, a nuanced collection comprehending the relationship between the individual violence of the revolutionary and the institutionalized violence that calls it forth. "They will go on robbing you, your children, and all your children's children, unless you wake up, unless you become daring enough to demand your rights. Well, then, demonstrate before the palaces of the rich; demand work. If they do not give you work, demand bread. If they deny you both, take bread." alternativeText printPageNumbers pageBreakMarkers pageNavigation readingOrder structuralNavigation tableOfContents none textual visual print textual,visual textual EPUB includes linked table of contents and chapter headings that link back to the table of contents, all images including cover have alternative text descriptions, and all non-English words are appropriately tagged. No known accessibility hazards. IAAP CPACC; used DAISY Ace and manual review.