Mitch Miller Papers on Anarchism and Libertarianism Bulk, 1970-2008 1916-2010

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Mitch Miller Papers on Anarchism and Libertarianism Bulk, 1970-2008 1916-2010

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Mitch Miller is a founding member of the Libertarian Workers Group, the Anarchist-Communist Federation of North America, and the Workers Solidarity Alliance. He is active in the Libertarian Book Club, among other libertarian and anarchist groups, and writes for numerous anarchist publications, sometimes under the pen name Mike Harris. The collection consists largely of flyers from anarchist and libertarian groups in the New York metropolitan area. It also includes material produced by foreign anarchist groups, correspondence, newsletters, and clippings.

1.5 linear feet; in 1 record carton and 1 manuscript box.

Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives

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Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives

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