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Benjamin Tucker (April 17, 1854 – June 22, 1939) was a 19th century individualist anarchist. Both his publishing and writing were influential: he edited and published the periodical Liberty, where the original works of many anarchists were reprinted, including Lysander Spooner.

Tucker wrote a book called "Instead Of A Book By A Man Too Busy To Write One" Which is a collection of his writings in his periodical "Liberty."

Links

Tucker's Individual Liberty
Benjamin Tucker and His Periodical, Liberty, in Journal of Libertarian Studies (1977)
Works by and about Benjamin Tucker at the Molinari Institute
Memories of Benjamin Tucker by William Lloyd, June 2001
Benjamin Tucker: American Individualist Anarchist (audio) by Jeff Riggenbach, April 2010
Copyright and Patent in Benjamin Tucker's Periodical by Wendy McElroy, July 2010
Emma Goldman and the End of the First Libertarian Movement by Jeff Riggenbach, July 2010

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 '''Benjamin Tucker''' (April 17, 1854 – June 22, 1939) was a 19th century individualist [[anarchism|anarchist]]. Both his publishing and writing were influential: he edited and published the periodical ''[[Liberty (periodical)|Liberty]]'', where the original works of many anarchists were reprinted, including [[Lysander Spooner]].
-Tucker wrote a book called "Instead Of A Book By A Man To Busy To Write One" Which is a collection of his writings in his periodical "Liberty."
+Tucker wrote a book called "Instead Of A Book By A Man Too Busy To Write One" Which is a collection of his writings in his periodical "Liberty."
 ==Links==
 *[https://www.mises.org/resources/4890/Individual-Liberty Tucker's ''Individual Liberty'']