1. Borton (1970) p. 205.
2. See Notehelfer (1971)
3. Shiota (1965) p. 433.
4. Ibid., p. 434. (Kôtoku's faulty English in this letter to an American anarchist has been corrected without altering his meaning.)
5. Hikari (20 January 1906) p. 6.
6. Suzuki (1964) p. 467.
7. Ibid., p. 478.
8. Supplement to Suzuki (1964).
9. Hikari (5 July 1906) p. 1.
10. Nikkan Heimin Shinbun (5 February 1907) p. 1. (A complete translation of this article appears in Crump [1983] pp. 341-51.)
11. Shakai Shinbun (15 September 1907) p. 1.
12. Hikari (5 March 1906) p. 6.
13. Shiota (1965) p. 441.
14. Crump (1983) pp. 250ff.
15. Akaba (1960) p. 294.
16. Crump (1983) pp. 158-67.
17. Notehelfer (1971) pp. 163ff; Crump (1983) pp. 301ff; Anarkowic (1994).
18. Shakaishugi Kenkyû (October 1921) p. 12.
19. Rôdô Undô (1 November 1922) p. 2.
20. Beckmann & Ôkubo (1969) pp. 8-78.
21. Stanley (1982) pp. 127ff.
22. Rôdô Undô (1 January 1923) p. 9.
23. See note 19.
24. Stanley (1982) pp. 155ff.
25. Crump (1993) pp. 69ff.
26. Ibid., p. 77.
27. See ibid.
28. Hatta (1981) p. 309.
29. Hatta (1983) pp. 14-15.
30. Crump (1993) pp. 111-13.
31. Hatta (1983) p. 29.
32. Kropotkin (1972) p. 191.
33. Crump (1993) pp. 137ff.
34. Jiyû Rengô (5 December 1926) p. 3.
35. Kokushoku Seinen (10 December 1929) p. 1.
36. Crump (1993) pp. 83-6.
37. Jiyû Rengô (10 January 1928) p. 1 (in Japanese).
38. Kokushoku Seinen (5 February 1928) p. 8.
39. Crump (1993) p. 88.
40. Ibid., pp. 87ff.
41. Jiyû Rengô Shinbun (10 November 1931) p. 4.
42. Crump (1993) pp. 160-72.
43. Ibid., pp. 172-80.
44. Ibid., pp. 180-6.
45. Hagiwara (1969) pp. 192, 226.
46. Ibid., pp. 227-8; Libertaire Group (1979) p. 27.
47. Hagiwara (1969) p. 228.
48. Tsuzuki (1971) pp. 105-6; Mihara (1993) pp. 135-7.
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