Author: Vince Copeland

George Plekhanov did not have Lenin in mind when he wrote his remarkable essay on “The Role of the Individual in History.” But the following paragraphs describe Lenin more than anybody else you can think […]

Written in 1990 and first published in the Summer 1993 issue (#18) of Liberation and Marxism magazine. A new book on the Russian Revolution by the professional anti-communist Richard Pipes, “History of the Russian Revolution” […]

An introduction written by Vince Copeland in 1974 to “A Voice from Harper’s Ferry” by Osborne P. Anderson, a former enslaved Black man, who wrote a firsthand account in 1861 about the raid on Harpers […]