A Collection of Scattered Articles and Letters of Proudhon

This collection consolidates these scattered works of Proudhon to provide researchers with citation sources in a paper format. All articles in this collection are sourced from the list of Proudhon on the online forum: www.marxists.org. The editing of this collection is a non-profit project. The price of the paper version will be set to the minimum, just enough to cover the printing costs. The editor pledges not to derive any profit from this book. The articles and letters in this collection include:1837 Application for the Suard Pension1839 The Celebration of Sunday 1840 Letter to the Members of the Academy of Besançon 1842 Explanations Presented to the Public Minister on the Right of Property Letter to Bergmann 1845 My Testament: or, Society of Avengers1846Proudhon To Marx 1847On the Jews1848Letter to Jeanne DeroinThe Malthusians, the Representatives of the PeopleToast to the Revolution1849 God is Evil, Man is Free In Connection with Louis Blanc: The Present Use and Future Possibility of the StateInterest and Principal: A Loan is a ServiceInterest and Principal: Arguments Drawn from the Operations of the Bank of FranceInterest and Principal: The Origin of Ground RentInterest and Principle: The Circulation of Capital, Not Capital Itself, Gives Birth to ProgressLetter to Pierre LerouxParliamentary IsolationThe Coming Era of Mutualism The Nature and Destination of Government The State: Its Nature, Object, and Destiny What is Government? What is God? 1850 Dilemma: Red or White 1851 Letter to A. M. Boutteville Letter to Langlois 1852 The Extremes The Social Revolution Demonstrated by the Coup d'Etat of December 2, 1851 Unanimity: Universal Consent 1855 New Propositions Demonstrated in the Practice of Revolutions Propositions: To Leave Behind Abstractions, Utopias, Systems, Doctrines, Theories and Empiricisms of the Parties Schools and Sects 1857 Letter to Villiaumé 1861 Relation of the State and Liberty, According to Modern Right The Theory of Taxation 1864 Letter to Several Workers in Paris and Rouen