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Clarence Lee Swartz
Clarence Lee Swartz (1868–1936) was an American individualist anarchist, whose best-known work, ''What is Mutualism?'' (1927) is a book explaining the economic system of ''mutualism''.
Swartz was a friend of Benjamin Tucker, and frequent contributor of signed and unsigned editorials to Tucker's newspaper ''Liberty''.〔Vanguard Press (1926), "Publisher's Note," in ''Individual Liberty: Selections from the Writings of Benjamin R. Tucker,'' edited by C.L.S. New York: Vanguard Press.〕 In addition, he worked for a series of anarchist newspapers and journals: he worked in the mechanical department of ''Liberty'' beginning in 1891;〔Vanguard Press (1926), "Publisher's Note," in ''Individual Liberty: Selections from the Writings of Benjamin R. Tucker,'' edited by C.L.S. New York: Vanguard Press.〕 he edited an anarchist journal called ''Voice of the People''; and he served an assistant editor for Moses Harman's journal ''Lucifer, the Light-Bearer'' in 1890.〔James J. Martin (1970/2009), ''Men Against the State''. Auburn, Ala.: Ludwig von Mises Institute. 258.〕 Swartz was arrested in Kansas City, Missouri for distributing a newspaper called ''Sunday Sun'' in 1891. The charges were dropped when the prosecutor failed to show in court. He published two individualist anarchist periodicals at the turn of the century, ''I'' (beginning in 1898) and ''The Free Comrade'' (beginning in 1900).〔James J. Martin (1970/2009), ''Men Against the State''. Auburn, Ala.: Ludwig von Mises Institute. 258.〕 In 1908, Tucker's publishing business, including most of his books and plates, were destroyed in a fire, and after Tucker retired from publishing and moved to Europe, "practically all of the literature of individualist anarchism () out of print."〔C.L.S. (1926), "Editor's Foreword," in ''Individual Liberty: Selections from the Writings of Benjamin R. Tucker,'' edited by C.L.S. New York: Vanguard Press.〕 Swartz made efforts throughout the 1920s to revive the individualist literature, prepared and editing ''Individual Liberty: Selections from the Writings of Benjamin R. Tucker'' (New York: Vanguard Press), a collection of excerpts from Tucker's writing in ''Liberty'', which was the first collection of Tucker's writing since Tucker's own collection, ''Instead of a Book''; and in 1927, Swartz published his own book, ''What is Mutualism?'' a new synthesis of individualist and mutualist thought on economics and strategy.
Swartz was a strong proponent of private property, in the individualist anarchism sense of the word, and critical of communist anarchism. In his 1927 ''What is Mutualism'' Clarence Lee Swartz writes: "One of the tests of any reform movement with regard to personal liberty is this: Will the movement prohibit or abolish private property? If it does, it is an enemy of liberty. For one of the most important criteria of freedom is the right to private property in the products of ones labor. State Socialists, Communists, Syndicalists and Communist-Anarchists deny private property."
==External links==
* (''What is Mutualism?'' ) by Clarence Lee Swartz (1927) - A classic text on Mutualism
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