Carrying on in the tradition of the original Liberator, published by abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison, this version of the Liberator was issued in the early decades of the twentieth century. It was published as the successor to The Masses, which had been censored by the Justice Department during World War I. It has been called “arguably the greatest radical magazine ever produced in America.” A complete run of the journal between 1918 and 1924 is now available online, with detailed tables of contents and professional quality, high-resolution PDFs.
More information about this important journal and a complete list of issues are available here.
Source: The Riazanov Library Project (San Pablo, CA and Brooklyn, NY)