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1. fee.org › articles › lysander-spooner-the-anarchist-who-singleLysander Spooner: The Anarchist Who Single-Handedly Took on the...

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   12. Jan. 2019 · Lysander Spooner justified his business to the public in his 1844 pamphlet, “The Unconstitutionality of the Laws of Congress, Prohibiting Private Mails”: He argued that although the Constitution granted Congress the power to “establish post offices and post roads,” this only gave Congress the authority to create a postal service, not to prohibit competition. For comparison, the same ...

2. oll.libertyfund.org › pages › lysander-spooner-birthdayLysander Spooner (January 19, 1808) | Online Library of Liberty

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   The farm families in the area were characterized by a flinty, hard-working ethic. His father, Asa (1778-18551), was, somewhat unusually for the local culture, known to be a Deist, an attribute he passed on to his son Lysander. His mother, Dolly Brown Spooner (1784-1845), was loved and even idolized by her son Lysander.

3. cs.wikipedia.org › wiki › Lysander_SpoonerLysander Spooner – Wikipedie

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   Lysander Spooner (19. ledna 1808 Athol – 14. května 1887 Boston) byl americký spisovatel, právník a filozof, představitel deismu, libertarianismu a anarchismu. Vyrostl na rodinné farmě v Massachusetts , byl druhý z devíti dětí a dostal jméno podle spartského krále Lýsandra .

4. www.cambridge.org › core › booksLysander Spooner: Nineteenth-Century America's Last Natural...

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   5. Juni 2014 · The main purpose of this essay is to articulate the ideas of the last powerful advocate of natural rights in nineteenth century America. That last powerful advocate was the Massachusetts born radical libertarian Lysander Spooner (1808–1887).

5. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsSeeing the Light: Lysander Spooner's Increasingly Popular ...

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   Spooner, Lysander, “ Address of the Free Constitutionalists to the People of the United States ” (1860), in The Collected Works, vol. 4 Google Scholar. The letter was from Lysander Spooner to William H. Seward, January 22, 1860 (BPL). Although originally intended as a pre-election criticism of the Republican Party (it was first published in ...

6. explorethearchive.com › lysander-spoonerLysander Spooner: The Man Who Took on the U.S. Post—and Won

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   24. Juli 2018 · The American Mail Company was founded in 1844 by Lysander Spooner. Even before his battle with USPS—which was then known as the U.S. Post Office—Spooner had quite the history as an activist. He was a self-educated lawyer, abolitionist, political philosopher, and supporter of the labor movement. In 1844, when Spooner started his company ...

7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › American_Letter_Mail_CompanyAmerican Letter Mail Company - Wikipedia

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   Spooner, the head of the American Letter Mail Company, has transmitted to the Department at Washington, a written admission of his conveyance of letters, &c., with all the necessary facts in the case, to make it a purely legal question, so that the Postmaster General has nothing to do but take the whole subject to the Supreme Court of the United States, as soon as it can be got there."